Paste any text to see whether it reads positive, negative, or neutral, with a score, the words driving it, and a sentence-by-sentence breakdown.
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Book a Free CallSentiment analysis estimates the emotional tone of a piece of text, whether it reads as positive, negative, or neutral. This tool scores each word against a sentiment word list, adjusts for negations like "not good" and intensifiers like "very bad", and combines the result into an overall score along with the words that shaped it.
It's handy for reading the tone of customer reviews and support messages, checking the mood of social comments, and pressure-testing your own marketing copy and calls to action before you publish. Because it runs in your browser, you can analyze sensitive text without it leaving your device.
It's a way of automatically judging whether a piece of text reads as positive, negative, or neutral in tone.
It scores each word against a sentiment word list, adjusts for negations and intensifiers, and sums the result into an overall score.
It's a fast, lexicon-based estimate. It's great for a quick read on reviews or copy, but it can miss sarcasm, slang, and heavy context.
Reviews, customer feedback, social comments, emails, ad copy, or any English text you paste in.
No. The analysis runs entirely in your browser, so nothing is uploaded or stored.
Check that the tone of your headlines, calls to action, and product copy matches the emotion you intend to convey.
Not reliably. Sarcasm and irony are hard for lexicon-based tools, so use human judgment for anything nuanced.
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