Send a message they can read once
They get 60 seconds to read it. Closing the page ends access.
They have 60 seconds to read the message after opening it
What belongs in a Snap?
Best for short text the recipient will not need to revisit. Use regular ClipShare for images, files, or anything people need to revisit.
Temporary passwords and codes
Share a starter password, one-time code, or short-lived access code without leaving it in chat history.
Temporary details and handoffs
Share an address detail, account note, or short handoff without leaving it in chat history.
Text you do not want sitting in history
Use it for short messages that should not remain in group chats, email threads, tickets, or shared documents.
Create one in three steps
Write the message, create the link, and send it directly to the person who needs it.
Write what you want to send
Type or paste the message. No account or sign-in needed.
Create and send the link
Send the generated link to the intended recipient and avoid reposting it in group chats or tickets.
They open and read it
Opening the link starts a 60-second countdown. Closing the page or reaching the time limit ends access.
Good for temporary passwords, brief handoffs, and short-lived sensitive details. Do not use it for seed phrases or permanent credentials.
Browser extension
Select text and create a Snap
Select text on a webpage, in a document, or in an AI chat, then right-click to create a one-time link without leaving the page.