Free Twitch Chat Word Cloud

See the most-used words and emotes from a chat log — free, no sign-up, nothing leaves your browser.

Paste a chat log and click Generate

Connect your Kick account before or during your stream to start collecting chat automatically.

This only collects chat sent after you connect — Kick doesn't offer a way to pull chat that already happened. Collected messages are kept for 24 hours, so import them soon after your stream. Kick's own chat webhook delivery is known to be occasionally unreliable on their end, so this may not capture every message.

Connect your Twitch account before or during your stream to start collecting chat automatically.

This only collects chat sent after you connect — Twitch doesn't offer a way to pull chat that already happened. Collected messages are kept for 24 hours, so import them soon after your stream.

Timestamps and usernames (like "[12:34] Viewer1:") are automatically stripped, so the cloud reflects what was actually said, including emotes.

A quick way to see what a stream was really about

Scrolling back through hours of chat to remember what actually happened in a stream is tedious, but the vocabulary chat used tells that story surprisingly efficiently — a cloud dominated by a particular game term, a recurring joke, or a specific emote is a pretty accurate summary of what the session actually felt like to the people watching it, often more revealing than a stream's own title or description. This makes it a natural fit for an end-of-stream recap graphic, a highlight for social media, or just a quick gut-check on whether a particular segment landed the way it seemed to in the moment.

Frequently asked questions

Where do I get a chat log?

Most chat logging tools, bots, or overlay software can export a plain-text log of a stream's chat — paste that in directly, with or without timestamps and usernames.

Does it filter out common filler words?

Yes — common words like "the", "and", "lol", and similar filler are excluded so the cloud highlights more distinctive words and emotes instead.

Will it correctly handle usernames and timestamps in the pasted log?

Yes — common formats like "[12:34] Username: message" are automatically stripped before counting, so usernames don't end up dominating the cloud just for appearing once per message.

Is my chat log sent anywhere?

No. Everything is processed locally in your browser — nothing you paste in is sent to a server.

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