I recently came across a really cool word cloud tool, WordArt.com. I quite liked it, so I thought I’d share, and it makes for a fluffy post from a currently very fluffy brain.
I wanted to create a word cloud for a page on my site because I realized that I didn’t actually have the rights to be using the one I’d come across somewhere on the web. I tried a couple that weren’t particularly user friendly, but WordArt was. You can input your words, and set which words appear the biggest and which ones the smallest. You can change your word density, the shape, colours, and fonts.
You don’t have to sign up to create a design, but you do if you want to keep it saved on their site. It’s free to use, with no annoying ads; there’s only a charge if you want to get high quality images for commercial use.
The blogging images were all made with the same word list, and just tweaked in different ways using the shapes available in WordArt. The bottom graphic comes from an image I uploaded to WordAart. I’m quite happy to have discovered this handy little tool. And no, this isn’t a sponsored post or anything like that.
Do you have any cool graphics tools that you use?
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Oh I love it! Thanks so much Ashley Leia. 💖🙏
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I am using it right now, yay thanks again!🌸🙏🙏
Wonderful! And you’re very welcome!
Looks great Ashley!
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Stupid question but what do you use a word cloud for? Is this for creating a logo for your blog? I’ve tried PiZap, which has meme maker tools too, but it isn’t very accessible using VoiceOver or JAWS (on my PC).
I guess the main thing would be as a replacement for a photo as the main image or feature image of a post. For me, it would be most useful for posts about ideas that are harder to come up with an image representation.
Are the ones you used considered high quality images for commercial use? They’re awesome! I use Typorama. It’s free and easy.
I used the basic free version images.
I hadn’t heard of Typorama before. I’ll have to check that out!
Cool! I’m checking out WordArt.com right now before I forget.
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Ohhhh, fun!! I want to go do this right now!!
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This sounds so fun! Thanks for sharing 🙂
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Wow that is awesome! I think I might try this! I haven’t write anything for awhile… but this tool might help my creativity juices! Thanks for sharing!
Yeah, it’s fun to play around with!
This is so delightful!! Thank you! I surely will be using it!
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I used to use this for work, a while back but had forgotten all about it. Thanks for the reminder!
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Thank you Ashley! This is a site that I will use again and again!
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They look great!
Thanks!
Thanks for the tip, seems to have useful and fun shapes too 😄
Yeah, it’s a fun little tool to play around with!
I love it! Looks beautiful 😍 Thank you for sharing
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These look great Ashley, thank you.
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