Word Cloud

Paste any block of text — an essay, a blog post, a chapter, a README — and get a word cloud back as inline SVG. Frequency drives font size. Common stop-words are dropped. The spiral layout fits as many words as possible without overlap. Copy as SVG, TSV, or JSON, or download the file. Runs entirely in your browser.

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How this works
  • The text is tokenised on Unicode letter & digit runs and lower-cased. Hyphenated compounds and contractions become two tokens, which is the same convention used by the site's word-frequency tool.
  • A frequency table is built; the top Max words rows survive. Common English stop-words are dropped unless you uncheck the toggle.
  • Each word's font size is normalised — either log(1 + count) (the default, which compresses the long tail) or raw frequency — and a spiral placement algorithm packs the canvas without overlap.
  • The cloud is rendered as inline SVG, so it scales cleanly. Copy as SVG to paste into a Markdown file or design tool, or download the file to embed elsewhere.
  • TSV and JSON exports give you the underlying numbers (word, count, weight, font size, position) for spreadsheets or downstream tooling.
  • Everything runs locally. There's no server, no upload, no analytics, and the page works offline once loaded.