Text tool

Word Heatmap

Paste paragraphs to see which words are strongest in each paragraph.

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Enter at least two paragraphs.

Use 50,000 characters or fewer, 2–60 non-empty paragraphs, 1–20 displayed words and a minimum length from 1 to 20.

Each non-empty line is one paragraph. Words are word-like Intl.Segmenter segments for the page language; punctuation and spaces are excluded. Chinese and Japanese boundaries depend on browser language data. Counts are case-insensitive after NFC normalization; no stemming or stop-word removal. Text is limited to 50,000 UTF-16 code units, 60 paragraphs and 2,000 unique words.

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How to use this tool

  1. Enter at least two paragraphs, with one paragraph on each line.
  2. Set the number of words to display and the minimum word length.
  3. Build the heatmap to compare word counts across paragraphs.

Method and limits

Each non-empty line is one paragraph. Words are word-like Intl.Segmenter segments for the page language; punctuation and spaces are excluded. Chinese and Japanese boundaries depend on browser language data. Counts are case-insensitive after NFC normalization; no stemming or stop-word removal. Text is limited to 50,000 UTF-16 code units, 60 paragraphs and 2,000 unique words.

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Common questions

Does my text leave the browser?

No. Tokenization and counts run in this browser without upload or storage.