Enter your topic or post text, choose a platform, and get hashtags grouped by popularity — Popular, Mid-tier, and Niche — ready to copy.
Type a topic or paste your post, pick a platform and a count, then click Generate.
Use the Hashtag Generator
Hashtag Generator
Instagram allows up to 5 hashtags on a post or reel (since December 2025).
Include Trendy Modifiers
Enter a topic and click Generate to see hashtags
Results grouped by Popular, Mid-tier, and Niche
Instagram
From your wordsBuilt from what you typed
PopularHigh volume — broad reach
Mid-tierTopic-specific — good discoverability
NicheCompound tags — targeted audience
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Quick answer
Type a topic or paste your post, pick a platform and a count, then click Generate. The tool first builds tags from your own words, so morning workout tips gives #morningworkouttips, #morningworkout and #workouttips. It then matches whole words to up to 3 of its 22 topic lists and fills the rest with Popular, Mid-tier and Niche tags. Words that match no list, such as quantum physics, get only tags built from what you typed, so read every tag before you post.
Examples
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Topic lists used
morning workout tips
Fitness, lifestyle
Japan travel photos
Travel, photography
vegan dinner recipes
Food
saving money tips
Finance
dog training
Pets
quantum physics
None, your words only
Type your topic and click Generate.
Summary
Enter your topic or post text, choose a platform, and get hashtags grouped by popularity — Popular, Mid-tier, and Niche — ready to copy.
How it works
Type your topic or paste your post text into the input box.
Select the target platform: Instagram, Twitter/X, TikTok, or LinkedIn.
Choose how many hashtags you want. The list only offers counts that fit the platform: up to 5 on Instagram, X and LinkedIn, up to 10 on TikTok.
Toggle "Trendy Modifiers" on to include trending compound variants.
Click Generate to see tags built from your words, then results grouped by popularity.
Click any hashtag chip to copy it, or use Bulk Copy All to copy everything.
Use cases
Social media managers building posts for multiple platforms from one tool.
Content creators finding niche hashtags to reach targeted audiences.
Small business owners maximizing organic reach on Instagram and TikTok.
Marketers comparing hashtag strategies across LinkedIn and Twitter/X.
Frequently Asked Questions
Instagram began limiting posts and reels to 5 hashtags in December 2025, down from 30, and says a few specific tags work better than long generic lists. For Instagram this generator offers 3 or 5 tags, 5 by default, so the set you copy fits the limit.
TikTok has no fixed hashtag cap. Hashtags count toward the caption limit, which is 4,000 characters in the app and 2,200 when you post through another app. Most guides suggest 3 to 5 relevant tags. This tool gives TikTok 5 tags by default and at most 10, and does not limit them by characters.
The tiers are labels set by hand in the tool's word lists, not live post counts. Popular holds broad tags such as #fitness or #travel. Mid-tier holds topic tags such as #homeworkout. Niche holds long compound tags such as #earlymorninggymclub, and some of those are rarely used. The From your words group is built from what you typed. The tool does not check how many posts a tag has, so search it in the app before you rely on it.
No. The tool builds a few tags from your own words, then picks tags at random from fixed lists in the page: 22 topic lists with about 750 different hashtags. It matches whole words in your text, including plurals and -ing forms, so dog training uses the pets list and not the fitness one. Nothing is sent to a server.
Yes. Choose LinkedIn and the tool gives 3 tags by default and at most 5, starting with tags built from your words, then Popular, Mid-tier and Niche tags. Tags come out in lowercase on every platform. Many accessibility guides suggest capitalizing each word, such as #PersonalFinance, so screen readers say it clearly, and you can do that after copying.
One or two. X help pages advise no more than 2 hashtags per post, and every hashtag counts toward the 280-character limit for standard accounts. Choose Twitter/X here and the tool gives 2 tags by default (up to 5) and shows how many of the 280 characters they take.
Yes, from the words you type. Rosa Bakery gives #rosabakery, #rosa and #bakery in the From your words group: the whole phrase of up to 4 words, pairs of neighboring words, then single words, with filler words such as the and my left out. Turn on Include Trendy Modifiers to add endings such as vibes, tips and daily to the first word, for example #rosavibes. Search a branded tag on the platform first to see who already uses it.
