Music enthusiasts eagerly wait for the release of their customized Spotify Wrapped playlist. As the format gains popularity, Twitter Wrapped 2022 is now taking social media by storm. It allows users to reflect on their most tweeted phrases throughout the year.
Many other corporations, such as Apple, followed suit after the music streaming site set the pattern.
Word Clouds Bot and Floom are two word cloud programs that can generate a personalized Twitter Wrapped for you. So, if you’re wondering how to get your Twitter Wrapped for 2022, this is what you need to know.
How to get Twitter Wrapped 2022 stats
Talal Jawaid, a software programmer from California, created Twitter Wrapped as a bot profile.When a Twitter user requested a Twitter Wrapped, the account @WordCloudsBot created one.
The Twitter Wrapped word cloud highlights the words that appear the most often in your tweets. They will be ordered in descending order of frequency, with the most often occuring terms displayed as the largest. The text will also be fashioned like the Twitter bird logo.
The bot will also display the number of likes and retweets you received, as well as assess the emotional aspect of your tweets.
If you would like to make a Twitter Wrapped with the Word Clouds Bot, then follow the steps given:
- Follow @WordCloudsBot and @Talal916 on Twitter.
- Then like and retweet the Tweet Wrapped Bot tweet
- Respond to the tweet using the hashtag #TwitterWrapped.
- Wait for 5 minutes and then return to see your word cloud.
Note, that this is only applicable to the account owner in question. Floom, on the other hand, allows you to make Twitter Wrappeds for any public page.
Floom
Go to their website to obtain your Twitter Wrapped in Floom. Then, add your Twitter account, select a color, and personalize the word cloud’s pattern. To use Floom’s services, you must first register an account with them.
However, some Twitter users have noticed that the Floom app’s terms and conditions are no longer operational. The most recent app update occurred on June 25, 2020.
Posting your Twitter Wrapped, whether you used the Word Clouds Bot or Floom, is a great way to look back on the year.
