The Color Words in Text Tool automatically assigns colors to words in your text. Each unique word is highlighted using a rainbow palette. You can choose to color just the first appearance or all occurrences. Includes live preview, HTML output, copy, and export options.
How to Use:
- Enter or paste your text into the input box.
- Use the switch labeled “Color every occurrence” to choose whether to highlight all appearances of each word or just the first time each word appears.
- The Live Preview updates instantly to show colorized words.
- The HTML Output displays raw HTML using inline
<span style="color:#xxxxxx">
tags. - Click “Copy Output” to copy the HTML to your clipboard.
- Click “Export to File” to save the HTML output to a
.html
file.
What Color Words in Text Tool can do:
- Assigns distinct colors to each unique word
- Option to color all instances or only the first one
- Live preview of the styled result
- Outputs clean HTML for use in emails, websites, or styled documents
- Copy and download functionality built in
Example:
Input:
This is a sample sentence. This sentence repeats.
Live Preview:
Words like “This” and “sentence” appear in color. If “Color every occurrence” is off, repeated instances remain uncolored.
HTML Output:
<span style="color: #ff0000">This</span> <span style="color: #ff7f00">is</span> <span style="color: #ffff00">a</span> ...
Common Use Cases:
Use this tool to visually distinguish words in educational content, highlight keywords in a document, style text for presentations, or prepare readable logs and transcripts for publishing.
Useful Tools & Suggestions:
If you’re coloring individual words, Highlight Words in Text can help you pick out which ones to target before adding any visual effects. And if you want to get even more detailed, Color Letters in Text lets you style specific characters inside those words for layered emphasis.