Paste a batch of product reviews, comments or social mentions, one per line. You'll get the positive, neutral and negative split, the words driving each side, and a label for every line. Nothing leaves your browser.
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Analyses up to 500 lines. Nothing is uploaded or saved.
The most common positive and negative terms across your batch. A repeated word in the negative column, like "late" or "broke", is a theme worth chasing.
This tool scores each line against a list of positive and negative words, flips a word's sign when a negator such as "not" or "never" comes just before it, and counts it double after an intensifier like "very" or "super". A line's score is the total: above zero is positive, below zero is negative, exactly zero is neutral.
That makes it quick and easy to reason about, and it also means it has limits. It's English only, and it can't read sarcasm ("great, another broken zip"), mixed reviews, slang or context. Treat the split as a rough first pass over a batch, and read the lines that surprise you.
Working out sentiment with more nuance, across every platform and continuously, is what Mentionfront's sentiment and intent analysis is built for. If you want the background first, start with the brand sentiment analysis guide.