Type what your post is about (for example “summer travel, goa beach”) and get ready-to-paste hashtags: each important word, each phrase joined into one tag, and popular related tags for common topics such as travel, food, fitness, weddings, business and festivals. Choose the app and the list stays within a sensible number for it. Hindi, Punjabi, Arabic and other scripts work too.
loading toolHow to make hashtags for a post
- Type a few words about your post; separate different topics with commas.
- Choose the app and the style (as typed, lowercase or CamelCase).
- Untick “related tags” if you want only your own words.
- Copy the hashtags and paste them into your caption or first comment.
Good to know
- Mix a few big tags with small, specific ones (like your city or niche): small tags give a better chance of being seen.
- Hashtags cannot contain spaces or punctuation, and tags made only of numbers do not work; the tool removes them.
- Do not reuse the exact same set on every post; vary them to match the content.
Questions
How many hashtags should I use?
Instagram allows up to 30, but 5–15 focused tags usually work better than 30 loose ones. YouTube ignores every hashtag on a video if you add more than 15. On X and LinkedIn, one to five reads naturally.
Why CamelCase?
#SummerTravel is easier to read than #summertravel, and screen readers used by blind people read the words correctly. Hashtags are not case-sensitive, so both reach the same posts.
Does it show live trending hashtags?
No. It runs entirely in your browser and does not watch social media. It suggests well-established tags; check the app’s own search to see how busy a tag is today.
Is my data private?
Yes. Everything happens inside your own browser: nothing you type or choose is uploaded to us or anyone else.
Is it free?
Completely free, with no sign-up, no watermark and no limit on how many times you use it. Light ads keep the site running.
