Wordle Makes Word Clouds With Your Text

February 6, 2009

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Go HERE to see the full-size version, or hit the link at the bottom.

Wordle make pretty little word cloud pictures with the text or URL you provide.

The clouds give greater prominence to words that appear more frequently in the source text. You can tweak your clouds with different fonts, layouts, and color schemes. The images you create with Wordle are yours to use however you like. You can print them out, or save them to the Wordle gallery to share with your friends.

Nothing super special, but Geekologie loyalist Tangelax was kind enough to make one out of a bunch of recent Geekologie articles. As you can see, it's depressing.

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Thanks to Tangelax, who once made a word cloud rain letters simply by doing a little dance. Amazing!

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  • Justin

    Did I vote myself up or did someone see this. Most likely it was me and if that's the case then that makes me a very sad Panda.

  • [THIS IS AN AUTOMATED RESPONSE. NO ONE HAS READ YOUR MESSAGE. YOU ARE ALL ALONE.]

  • Guest

    also very slow

  • Justin

    Rabble... rabble rabble rabble i'm still upset.

  • Hey  i didn't see that sort comments option until just now and even though I see the edit feature I don't care.

  • The good old days of Geekologie, where people would debate over posts and not just because it was about religion and when it was easy to spot someone new to the site based on how they responded to daisy. Yes the good old days where the first comments were first and Geekologie wasn't so generic looking. Yes those may be days over... But Geekologie will never die!... Well not until the robots come then it will be reborn as Geekologie  resistance, survival, and dinosaurs. 

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