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Sentiment Analyzer

Gives a rough positive/negative reading of a piece of text by counting known positive and negative words against a fixed list. It can miss sarcasm, negation ("not good"), and context — treat it as a loose signal, not a precise measurement.

Sentiment Analyzer

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Gives a rough positive/negative reading based on a word list — it counts known positive and negative words. It can miss sarcasm, negation ("not good"), and context, so treat the result as a loose signal rather than a precise measurement.

Your text

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Overall reading

Score (-100 to 100)

Positive words

Negative words

How to use the Sentiment Analyzer

Paste your text — a review, comment or message.
Click Analyze sentiment.
Read the overall label and score, alongside the positive/negative word counts.

Tips

Short texts with few sentiment words often score as "Neutral" simply because there isn't enough signal either way.
This won't catch negation well — "not bad" may still be read as negative, since it just counts the word "bad".
For anything high-stakes (moderation, research), pair this with human review rather than relying on it alone.

Sentiment Analyzer