A word tree chart maps how words and phrases branch from a shared root, making it easy to spot recurring patterns and contextual connections in text. This visualization is especially useful for literary analysis and exploring how language flows through a document.
This sample loads the full text of The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery from a plain-text file and constructs a branching phrase structure from it. The root word is set to “The” with a drill-down to “prince,” and interactive buttons let users jump to the word “disappointed” or navigate back up the hierarchy. Custom connector length, offset, and stroke settings, along with font color and min/max font sizing, keep the branches clear and readable.
See the Word Tree documentation for all configuration options, or explore this chart type in Chartopedia.