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There is no way to do it directly in Tagul.
But if you are a premium user then you can export your cloud in EPS and then import it in vector image editing software (like Inkscape or Adobe Illustrator) and change colors of specific words.

There is no way to do it directly in Tagul.
But if you are a premium user then you can export your cloud in EPS and then import it in vector image editing software (like Inkscape or Adobe Illustrator) and change colors of specific words.

There are fonts that supports those characters.
Just input words with the characters in Words section and switch to Fonts section. Fonts that don't support the characters are marked in red. All other fonts support them and can be used.

When you paste the text Tagul tries to identify whether you use plain text (that should be parsed for words) or use special format.

Since you were putting each word (domain name) on a new line Tagul
might think that you used special format and kept you words as they were.

The example you provided in your post is treated as plain text (that is parsed and misc characters like .com are removed) since there are too few signs that it is special format. To fix it please add ";" at the end of the line. E.g. your text should be:

electricbrush.com;
centrevilleplumbing.com;
answermachines.com;
adelaideproperties.com;
bestcampuses.com;
costoflivingbystate.com;

Hi,

If you have premium subscription then you are able to export your cloud in EPS format which can be edited in Photoshop.

I am not familiar with Photoshop unfortunately and can't be sure that it allows vector editing but Inkscape for example can be used for your purposes.

BTW in Edit mode you are able to move/resize words and keep their positions after Visualizing. Doesn't it work for you?

I think the best way to print your cloud is to save it as PNG file and then print with image editing software that allows image positioning when printing.

For example GIMP allows you to position an image when printing in Image Settings tab.

After you moved (or resized) a word click Visualize button to re-generate your cloud. The moved (resized) word will be kept intact.

Commas are stripped off when you import plain text.
But you can input commas directly in Words table or use special format when importing

First of all to print that large image (2 meters x 2 meters as I understood) you need to purchase premium and export your cloud in EPS format.

Then you need vector image editing software (like Inkscape or Adobe Illustrator) to open EPS file and print it.

Could you please:

1) Send to support the info you see at http://whichbrowser.net page
2) Attach to support email the image you try to use as your custom shape
3) Try Google Chrome browser while I am investigating the issue