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Free word cloud generator · Korean English Japanese Chinese
A word cloud draws the words you used most, at the size you used them, so a single picture tells you what a piece of writing is about. Paste your text and wordraw picks the words for you and packs them into a heart, a star, a cat — whatever you choose. No sign-up, no payment.
Whole sentences are fine. We strip the grammar and keep the words that carry meaning. Lists of names are left alone.
22 built-in shapes and emoji, or upload an image and we will use its silhouette.
PNG, 4K and SVG are all free. Share it as a link or embed it in your blog.
We compare the actual strokes pixel by pixel, not their bounding boxes. So you can pack it tight and no letter eats into another, and nothing spills outside the shape.
Korean, Japanese and Chinese each get their own morphological analyser, so words are split properly rather than at spaces. And we pick fonts designed for the language you wrote in.
Print it on a banner or a mug — it never pixelates. Letters are exported as outlines, so it opens identically even on a computer that does not have the font.
Click any word to change its colour, size or direction, or remove it. Make one bigger and its neighbours step aside — and the overlap count stays at zero.
Yes. No sign-up, no payment, and that includes 4K and SVG. Use what you make personally or commercially. A small address mark stays in the corner of the picture.
In the link in your address bar. Open it any time to get the same picture back, and carry on editing. Only people with the link can see it.
Yes. The 4K PNG is plenty up to A2, and for anything larger use the SVG. It is a vector, so there is no size limit.
Yes. Upload an image and we take only its silhouette. Images with a plain or removed background work best. We never store the original.
Korean, English, Japanese and Chinese are supported. Each uses its own morphological analyser, and we pick fonts designed for that language.
Press the embed button and the code is copied for you. It works anywhere you can paste HTML. The words appear one by one as the picture builds.