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Sentiment Analyzer

Analyze the emotional tone of any text — see positive, negative, and neutral scores instantly.

Paste text above to analyse its sentiment

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How to use

  1. 1

    Paste or type your text

    Enter any text you want to analyse — a review, social media post, email, or any other content.

  2. 2

    View the sentiment score

    The overall score shows the raw sentiment sum. The comparative score is normalised per word, making it comparable across texts of different lengths.

  3. 3

    See positive and negative words

    Scroll down to see which specific words are contributing positively or negatively to the overall sentiment.

Frequently asked questions

How does sentiment analysis work?
This tool uses the AFINN word list, which assigns a score from -5 (very negative) to +5 (very positive) to over 3,000 common English words. The overall score is the sum of all matched words. The comparative score divides this by the total word count for a normalised result.
Is this accurate for all types of text?
AFINN-based sentiment works best for informal English text like reviews, social media posts, and customer feedback. It may be less accurate for technical, formal, or non-English text, and it does not understand context, sarcasm, or idioms.
What does a score of 0 mean?
A score of 0 means the text is neutral — either no scored words were found, or the positive and negative words balanced each other out.
What is the difference between score and comparative?
The score is the raw total and increases with longer text. The comparative score is the score divided by the word count, so it is comparable between texts of different lengths. Use the comparative score when comparing multiple pieces of text.

Paste any text and instantly see its overall sentiment score, a

per-word comparative score, and a breakdown of positive and negative

words. Powered by AFINN-based word scoring, the tool highlights exactly

which words are driving the sentiment of your text. Useful for

analysing customer feedback, social media posts, reviews, or any piece

of writing. All analysis runs entirely in your browser with no data

sent to any server.

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