Paste any text and generate a word cloud where the most frequent words appear largest. Tune stopword filtering, minimum frequency, color scheme, font, and rotation. Export the result as SVG (vector) or PNG (raster) — all generated in your browser using a deterministic spiral-placement layout.
Word clouds (also called tag clouds) visualize text by drawing each word at a size proportional to its frequency, after stripping common stopwords like "the", "and", "of". They give a quick visual sense of what a document emphasizes, though they're famously imprecise — long words look bigger than short ones at the same count, and color often carries no meaning. They work best as a hook in a presentation or a quick first-pass scan of survey responses, retro notes, or customer feedback. The classic placement algorithm (Wordle's Archimedean spiral) tries to fit each word starting from the centre, spiralling outward until it finds a non-overlapping spot. This tool uses the same approach with deterministic seeding so the same input and seed always produce the same layout. For serious analysis, prefer the frequency table on the left — it's the same data without the visual distortion.