Free Embedding Visualizer

Free online embedding visualizer that maps text into 2D/3D space. Supports t-SNE and PCA reduction, cosine similarity calculation, and cluster analysis.

Zero dependencies · Works offline

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Embedding Visualizer - What Can It Do?

Free online embedding visualizer. Reduces text embeddings to 2D/3D space for visualization. Supports t-SNE and PCA reduction, cosine similarity calculation, and cluster analysis. Understand semantic relationships visually.

Key Features

How to Use

  1. Configure parameters: Set the reduction method and dimensions
  2. Generate result: Click the Visualize button to get results
  3. Copy and use: Copy results for use in your projects

Use Cases

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Embedding is an NLP technique that maps text to a high-dimensional space, bringing similar texts closer together. Mainstream models include OpenAI text-embedding-3, BAAI BGE, and Voyage AI voyage-3. Common visualization methods use PCA (fast but only captures linear structure) and t-SNE (preserves local structure but is slower). Cosine similarity is the most common measure of similarity.

FAQ

What is Embedding Visualizer?

Free online Embedding Visualizer. Reduce text embeddings to 2D/3D space for visualization. Support t-SNE and PCA reduction, cosine similarity calculation, and cluster analysis. Understand semantic relationships visually. Pure frontend. Try now!

What is the difference between PCA and t-SNE?

PCA is fast and works well for linearly separable data, while t-SNE preserves local structure and is better for non-linear relationships but takes longer to compute.

Do I need an API key?

No. This tool uses deterministic hashing locally and does not require any API key. You can visualize embeddings for testing and learning purposes. For real production embeddings, use an API such as OpenAI.

How do I read the similarity results?

The similarity matrix shows the cosine similarity between each pair of texts. Values closer to 1 mean the texts are more similar.

Is my data uploaded to a server?

No. All calculation and visualization happens entirely in your browser, locally.