Presentations & slides
Turn survey responses, meeting notes, or a keynote theme into a quick visual for a slide.
Paste any text and instantly generate a visual word cloud — word size reflects frequency. Customize colors, shape, and background, then download as PNG. 100% private, no upload.
Word Cloud Generator turns any text into a visual word cloud in your browser — word size reflects how often each word appears. Choose a color palette, shape, and background, then download the result as a PNG image. Everything runs locally with no upload and no account. Built by FreeToolHub.
Add some text above and click "Generate word cloud" to see your preview here.
Turn survey responses, meeting notes, or a keynote theme into a quick visual for a slide.
Show students which words come up most in a text, speech, or brainstorm.
Spot the words that show up most often across reviews, survey answers, or support tickets.
Create a quick, shareable graphic from song lyrics, a mission statement, or a favorite quote.
No. Everything happens in your browser using JavaScript. Your text is never sent to any server, so you can safely paste private notes, feedback, or documents.
Word size is based on how often it appears in your text — words that repeat more often are drawn larger, scaled against the most frequent word in your list.
Yes. The "Skip common words" option filters out frequent English stopwords automatically, and you can add your own words to exclude, separated by commas.
The word cloud downloads as a PNG image at the size shown in the preview, with a transparent, white, or dark background — ready to paste into a slide deck, document, or social post.
Yes. The tool detects words using Unicode letter matching, so accented characters and non-Latin scripts are counted correctly. The built-in stopword list is English only, so for other languages add words to exclude manually.
You can show up to 150 words. Above about 60-80 words the cloud gets dense and smaller words may not find space and get skipped — the frequency table below always lists every word that was counted, even if it didn't fit on the canvas.