Instructions for creating Word Cloud in Google Slides
Word Cloud is an artistic typeface, the words are arranged in many different directions but still highlight the main word. Word Cloud creates eye-catching effects, making a strong impression on viewers for certain content. And using Word Cloud in Google Slides helps you present slides more effectively. Below are instructions for creating Word Cloud in Google Slides.
How to create Word Cloud in Google Slides
Step 1:
First we access the Word Cloud website according to the link below.
https://word-cloud.freebusinessapps.net/wordcloud
Step 2:
At the website interface, we enter the content of the document you want to create Word Cloud.
Next, below you choose the height and width dimensions of the image. By default, the image will be square. Next we choose the size for the text at Text size.
Step 3:
Next in the Shape section , we select the shape of the Word Cloud . There are many different shapes for us to choose from such as circle, heart, diamond, etc. If you like the shape, click on it.
Step 4:
Finally click Create a word cloud to create Word Cloud. As a result, you will see Word Cloud as shown below.
If you don't like this shape or want to change the size, click on the changed content again and then recreate the word Cloud. Immediately after that we can also create a new typeface.
Step 5:
Finally, we click Save to download the Word Cloud text image and then you just need to upload it to Google Slides.
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