Two slices of the Apollo 11 air-to-ground transcript, one word cloud each. The most famous sentence in the whole corpus appears exactly one time — which tells you something useful about word clouds.
Parliament came back, Andy Burnham took his first PMQs, and 6,558 words went into WordCloud+. The first cloud was useless — which turned out to be the interesting part.
Each year I review the word cloud generators available and pick out the best of the free options. As ever, there is no single "best" word cloud generator, because different people and different situations have different needs. And, as ever, "free" means different things: some tools are completely free, while others offer a free version alongside a paid premium option.
The big change since last year's review is the arrival of new contenders. Design platforms and live-polling tools have moved int
You asked, and we answered. The most common feature we were asked for was the ability to download premium word clouds without taking out a full premium subscription. Many users only have one or two projects they would like to export in a month; therefore, we have added the ability for users to upgrade an individual project to premium.
Instead of paying a monthly fee for unlimited premium exports, users are now able to choose to pay for just the word clouds they want to export. If you use Word C
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