Word cloud generator
Turn any text into a downloadable SVG word cloud sized by word frequency.
Word cloud generator
Paste an article, survey answers, a speech transcript or any block of text and this tool builds a word cloud from it — the words that appear most often are drawn largest, arranged into a compact SVG image with no two words overlapping. It's a fast way to see what a piece of text is actually about, or to turn feedback, notes or a transcript into a shareable graphic.
Word count controls how many top words make it into the cloud, from a tight 10-word summary up to a denser 100-word cloud. Color scheme switches between a monochrome cloud, where importance shows purely through size and shading, and an accent scheme that picks out the most frequent words in burgundy. Orientation chooses between an all-horizontal layout and a mixed one that turns some words vertical for a denser shape. Custom stop words excludes terms the built-in list won't catch — a brand name, a placeholder, a person's name — separated by commas or spaces.
Before counting, the tool lowercases every word so "Growth", "growth" and "GROWTH" count as one, and it drops common function words — "the", "and", "is" and the like — for the input's own language, so the cloud highlights meaning rather than grammar. Word boundaries respect accented letters, so "čučoriedka" or "Straße" stay single words. The layout is fully deterministic: the same text and options always produce the same cloud, placed outward from the center along a spiral until every word finds a free spot.
Everything runs locally in your browser — the text you paste is never uploaded. When the cloud looks right, copy the SVG source, download it as a file, or send it to another tool for further editing.