Tag Cloud for PowerPoint presentations
Last updated on November 3rd, 2025
There are several tools available to generate word clouds and tag clouds for presentations. In this article, we present TagCrowd, a simple yet powerful Tag Cloud generator you can use to create engaging tag clouds for your PowerPoint presentations.
You can easily copy and paste the generated tag cloud into your slides. However, there are also other online tools that simplify this process for those who prefer not to use the Print Screen method and manually paste the image into PowerPoint.
TagCrowd is a good alternative for creating tag clouds for PowerPoint or any other purpose.
Once you open the site you will be asked to paste a text into the text area. For example, I copied the article we wrote about Pecha Kucha PowerPoint and pasted it there.
Afterwards you need to click on Visualize and an image like the above will be displayed.
You can choose to generate a tag cloud from a web page, a block of text, or an uploaded document file. TagCrowd offers some basic customization options for your output, although many users might agree that tools like Wordle provide more advanced configuration features.
Once your tag cloud is ready, you can export the results as a PDF, HTML, or print version. Then, simply open your PowerPoint presentation and embed the PDF or image into your slide. Note that TagCrowd is not a PowerPoint add-in—it’s a standalone web application that generates the tag cloud for you. Unfortunately, the service does not provide an API for external integrations.
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If you liked this post, we invite you to explore our site or follow us on Twitter and Facebook for more updates. You can also download free PowerPoint templates for your next presentation. Tag clouds in PowerPoint can be particularly helpful for researchers and presenters who want to visualize text data in a creative and impactful way.