Generate tags for Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter
Enter a topic — get platform-specific suggestions
Click any tag to copy it
Enter any topic and get a list of platform-specific hashtags. The tool draws from a pre-built library of common tags used on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter. Select your platform to get tags tailored to that network's conventions.
Click any tag to copy it individually, or use Copy All to grab the full list. All processing happens in your browser — no data is sent to any server.
Instagram's algorithm uses hashtags for discovery and categorization. Mix three types:
Place hashtags in the caption (first comment no longer helps). Use Instagram's search to check hashtag volume before posting.
TikTok's For You Page (FYP) algorithm weighs hashtags less than watch time and engagement, but they still matter for categorization. Include:
Twitter is conversational, not discovery-based. Hashtags should be:
Planning a post? Generate 20–30 tags, then narrow to the 15 most relevant. Check each hashtag's post count in Instagram search to verify it's active but not oversaturated.
Before uploading, generate 5–10 tags and pick the 3–4 most relevant to your video's theme. Avoid generic #fyp-only posts — the algorithm prioritizes content signals over hashtags.
Use 1–2 event-specific or topic hashtags in your thread opener. Don't hashtag every tweet in a thread — it looks spammy.
Batch-generate hashtags for upcoming posts. Save platform-specific lists in a spreadsheet for quick copy-paste during scheduling.
Instagram: up to 30 hashtags, but 15-20 well-chosen tags often perform better. TikTok: 3-5 hashtags is the sweet spot; too many dilute the algorithm's understanding of your content. Twitter: 1-2 hashtags maximum; more looks spammy and reduces engagement. LinkedIn: 3-5 hashtags. YouTube: 3-5 in the description.
No. This tool uses a pre-built library of common hashtags organized by platform. It does not pull live trending data from Instagram, TikTok, or Twitter. For real-time trends, check each platform's native search or trending pages.
Use both. Popular hashtags (1M+ posts) give reach but high competition. Niche hashtags (under 100K posts) have lower competition and attract targeted audiences. A mix of 60% niche and 40% popular is a common strategy.
Yes. Some hashtags are banned or restricted by platforms due to spam or policy violations. Using them can reduce your post's visibility or trigger account review. Always check a hashtag's search page before using it — if it shows a warning or no recent posts, avoid it.