Text Tone Checker: Tonetizer
Features
| 🔝 AI Powered | Sums up text with Top AI |
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| 💪 Long texts | NelSenso.Net apps support text up to 32000 characters long. |
| 🌐 Multilingual | 25 Supported Languages |
| 💲 Price | 100% Free |
| 🔒 Privacy | None of the processed texts are stored or shared with anyone. We value your privacy. |
| 💗 Sentiment | Tone analysis of opinions |
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Text sentiment analysis is the process of identifying and evaluating the emotions and attitudes expressed within a written text. This process is often carried out using machine learning algorithms that analyse the words and phrases used in the text, trying to identify positive, negative or neutral sentiments that are expressed.
Sentiment analysis can be used in various contexts, including business and social contexts. For example, a company might use sentiment analysis to monitor customer satisfaction with its products or services, while a non-profit organisation might use sentiment analysis to evaluate the success of an advertising or awareness-raising campaign.
Tonetizer returns an indicator of the overall sentiment of the processed text (SWAS: Saliency Weighted Average Sentiment), the indicator ranges from -100 (extremely negative sentiment) to zero (neutral tone) to +100 (extremely positive sentiment).
In addition to the SWAS Tonetiser lists the keywords (typically adjectives or adverbs) that are most semantically relevant in the text and that contributed most to the calculation of sentiment (SWAS).
NelSenso.Net apps supports the following languages: Italian, English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Greek, Russian, Polish, Swedish, Czech, Romanian, Bulgarian, Hungarian, Arabic, Chinese.
NelSenso.Net apps supports documents in plain text format, through copy-paste of the content and hypertext (html) through the relative web address (URL). At the moment the NelSenso.Net tools do not support files (pdf, word, excel, powerpoint, etc.) whether they are on your computer or on the cloud (Google Documents, etc).
The NelSenso.Net tools includes in their functionality settings that allow you, indicatively, to customize the percentage of the desired summary.
No, but almost ;) The NelSenso.Net tools allow you to summarise or edit up to the first 10000 characters. For larger documents it will be necessary to divide them into different texts of a compatible size.
Of course you can! You can currently use the NelSenso.Net tools for free.
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News
Jan/25 12
🚀 New feature in Summazer! 🚀
Starting today, Summazer not only provides you with keyphrases in semantic or reading order, but also offers the ability to display them in chronological order! ⏳
This will allow you to analyze your content from a new perspective (timeline), obtaining a more detailed and contextualized view of your texts.
Try it now and discover how this new feature can optimize your experience! ✨
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Nov/24 24
News: Launched Promptizer – The New Prompt Generator for ChatGPT by NelSenso.Net! 🚀
We are thrilled to announce the launch of Promptizer, our innovative tool to create customized prompts for ChatGPT! 🎉
With Promptizer, you can:
Generate optimized prompts to get more precise and personalized responses.
Save time with guided suggestions.
Explore new possibilities with ChatGPT, tailoring it to your professional and creative goals.
Whether you're an industry professional or a beginner, Promptizer is here to revolutionize the way you interact with artificial intelligence! 🌟
👉 Try it now on NelSenso.Net and discover a world of possibilities!
Jun/24 1
Version 5.0 of the NelSenso.Net apps has been released with numerous improvements in the AI algorithms (entities detection and automatic morphological-grammatical analysis)
Feb/24 18
New! Summazer not only highlights the most semantically relevant sentences, but also displays in bold those that are fundamental and underlines those that characterise the context or knowledge domain
Dec/23 17
New! Summazer now automatically detects the rule of five "W": Who, What, Where, When, Why
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