Word Cloud

A Mentimeter-style live poll. The host poses a prompt and everyone submits short words or phrases that appear instantly in a shared cloud — the more people submit the same word, the bigger it grows. It's a fast, visual way to read the room.

1. The host writes a prompt (e.g. “One word for this quarter”) and sets how many entries each person gets.
2. Participants type words; they appear live in the cloud, sized by how often they're submitted.
3. Matching words from different people merge and grow larger; the host can remove anything off-topic.
4. When responses settle, the host finishes and the cloud is saved to the room's history.

• Ask a focused, single-idea prompt — broad questions produce a scattered, unreadable cloud.
• Encourage one clear word over a long phrase so themes converge visibly.
• Use your extra entries to reinforce a theme you think matters.

• Perfect for icebreakers, retro sentiment, or a quick temperature check.
• Project the cloud on the call so everyone watches it form in real time.
• Hosts: leave it open ~30–60 seconds so latecomers can contribute.