How to Use:

1. Input Your Text:
   • Enter your text into the provided text area under the “Text Analysis Tool” heading. You can input any length of text, such as an article, speech, or essay. Make sure to paste or type the entire content you wish to analyze.
2. Start the Analysis:
   • Once your text is entered, click the Analyze Text button. This will trigger the analysis, and the results will appear below.
3. Viewing the Results:
   • After the analysis, the tool will display two key outputs:
     1. Word Frequency Analysis:
        • This will show the frequency of each word in the text, helping you identify the most commonly used words.
     2. Word Cloud Visualization:
        • A word cloud is generated on the canvas below the results, with larger words representing higher frequency. It provides a visual representation of the text, highlighting the most frequent words.
4. Interpreting the Word Cloud:
   • The size of each word in the word cloud reflects how often it appears in your text. Larger words appear more frequently, while smaller words are less common. This visual aid helps you quickly grasp the key themes or ideas within the text.

Example:

If you enter a short paragraph like:

"The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The fox is quick and clever."

The word “the” would appear the largest in the word cloud, followed by words like “quick” and “fox.” The word frequency results will show:

• The: 3 occurrences
• Quick: 2 occurrences
• Fox: 2 occurrences
• Other words with their respective counts.

This tool is perfect for:

• Writers looking to understand word repetition.
• Students analyzing texts for patterns.
• Anyone seeking to visualize the most important words in a block of text.