Turn a WhatsApp conversation into a word cloud. See which words you actually use most, compare vocabulary between people, and download the image. Nothing gets uploaded.
A word cloud sizes each word by how often it shows up, so the words you actually use most literally take up the most space. Run it on a WhatsApp chat and it surfaces everything from everyday phrases to your recurring inside jokes. It's a strangely effective way to see how you actually talk.
What you can generate, customize, and share once your chat is loaded.
The words you use most, laid out in a shareable visual you can actually look at without it feeling like a spreadsheet.
Generate a word cloud for one person at a time and compare vocabulary between friends, partners, or group members.
Save the word cloud as a high-quality image, whether you're posting it or just keeping it for yourself.
A ranked list of your most frequent words with exact counts, underneath the visual, for when you want the actual data.
It's not just decoration. The shape of it tells you something about how you actually communicate.
Whether you lean expressive, concise, formal, or casual tends to show up pretty clearly once the words are sized by frequency.
Recurring themes surface fast this way, whether it's a shared hobby, a running work topic, or something you didn't realize came up that often.
The words you use shift from chat to chat. Comparing word clouds shows the vocabulary that's unique to each relationship.
Three simple steps to generate your WhatsApp word cloud.
In WhatsApp, open the chat → tap the menu → Export chat. Save the .txt or .zip file.
Drag and drop your file into ChatPeek. It's processed instantly in your browser.
Explore your word cloud, filter by participant, and download it as a shareable image.
Some people want a fun image to share. Others want the actual word-frequency data. Both work here.
Pull a word cloud from a group chat and send it around. A good excuse to revisit old inside jokes.
Compare word clouds from different time periods and see how your language, and maybe your mood, has shifted.
Word frequency data works for linguistic research, content analysis, or just understanding communication patterns in a group or relationship.
Upload your WhatsApp export and see your most used words laid out visually. Free, and it stays in your browser.