Freeware can include bloatware and even more malicious files. Click Add, agree to the terms of use, click Continue and then allow a moment for your system to install the add-in.Īt this point, it's worth noting that this add-in is freeware, which means it's free, but usually there's some way to donate to the author.
It should be the first item in the resulting list. In the Search tool (top-left) enter Pro Word Cloud. If you don't, click Get Add-Ins in the Add-Ins group to open the Microsoft Store. On the Insert tab, click the My Add-Ins dropdown to make sure you don't already have this product, and just don't realize it. In this case, the Pro Word Cloud add-in supplies quick results for a neat effect that would take much longer to replicate with built-in features. SEE: TechRepublic Premium editorial calendar: IT policies, checklists, toolkits, and research for download (TechRepublic Premium) How to install the add-inĪs a rule, I don't deviate from Microsoft 365's built-in features, but add-ins from the Microsoft Store are an exception to the rule. This article assumes you have basic PowerPoint skills, but even a beginner should be able to follow along. You can work with your own file, or download the demonstration. I'm using Microsoft 365 on a Windows 10 64-bit system. In this article, I'll show you an add-in that produces word clouds in PowerPoint, but you can copy those images anywhere you like. For instance, if you're an editor or author of business text, you might create a word cloud to see which terms are overused or to make sure the focus isn't overrun.
You can use them as images in your presentation, but there are technical uses as well. The more often a word occurs in the source text, the larger-therefore, more important-the word appears.
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