Here are three online cloud tag generators, all having their own strengths. They work well together - the first two for webuse and the third for design related (loosly-termed because it computer generated) work.
Cloud 1 - tagcloud-generator.com
Firstly, Tagcloud can get the content of your webpage and give you build you a basic cloud. The web page titles are used (but editable) with copy/paste html code containing both hyperlinks and css styles. visit tagcloud-generator.com website
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Cloud 2 - Tagcrowd
Secondly, Tagcrowd produces a cloud using the individual keywords from the content of your webpage and give you build you a basic cloud for webpage with copy/paste html code containing both hyperlinks and css styles. Commercial use requires a licence.
Next Step: Make a wordlist from one of the above
This is the set of words reduced from the list that tagcrowd generated.
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Cloud 3 - wordle.net/
Thirdly, Wordle produces very arty tag clouds. It only grabs rss feeds so you'll need to use tagcrowd to get the word list from a normal website. Wordle also allows you to define your own colour swatche and supports horizontal and vertical text orientation. The result is a (javaapp!) piece of ART and the words not hyperlinked, but you can print the result or get a screen shot. I use all three together. visit wordle website
