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Hashtag Generator

Generate relevant hashtags for social media posts, analyze hashtag performance, and create trending tag combinations for maximum reach on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

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Target Platform

Instagram
30 max
Twitter
5-10
TikTok
3-5
Facebook
2-5
LinkedIn
3-5
YouTube
5-15

Hashtag Settings

Generated Hashtags

Enter post content and click "Generate Hashtags"

Broad
Niche
Branded
Estimated Performance
0
Potential Reach
0
Engagement Potential
0
Competition Level

Trending Hashtags

#love 2.1B posts ↑ Trending
#instagood 1.3B posts ↑ Trending
#photooftheday 890M posts → Stable
#beautiful 720M posts ↑ Trending
#happy 650M posts → Stable
#travel 580M posts ↑ Trending
#nature 520M posts ↑ Trending
#adventure 210M posts → Stable
#wanderlust 180M posts ↑ Trending
#sunset 160M posts → Stable

Platform Guidelines

Instagram

Optimal: 11-30 hashtags

Strategy: Mix of broad, niche, and location tags

Twitter

Optimal: 1-3 hashtags

Strategy: Use trending and topic-specific tags

TikTok

Optimal: 3-5 hashtags

Strategy: Focus on viral and challenge tags

Hashtag Strategy Tips

Use a Mix of Hashtag Sizes

Combine popular (1M+ posts), medium (100K-1M), and niche (<100K) hashtags

Create Branded Hashtags

Develop unique hashtags for campaigns and user-generated content

Research Before Using

Check hashtag feeds to ensure they align with your brand

Recent Combinations

Hashtag Performance Analysis

Hashtag Research

Enter a hashtag to see analytics

Competitor Analysis

Enter competitor username to analyze their hashtags

Performance Dashboard

9:00 AM
Best Posting Time
11-15
Optimal Hashtag Count
4.2%
Avg. Engagement Rate
High
Reach Potential

Hashtag Categories & Suggestions

Marketing
#marketing #digitalmarketing #socialmedia #branding #entrepreneur
Business
#business #startup #leadership #success #innovation

Hashtag Strategy FAQ

How many hashtags should I use?

The optimal number varies by platform:

  • Instagram: 11-30 hashtags (mix in caption and first comment)
  • Twitter: 1-3 hashtags (more can look spammy)
  • TikTok: 3-5 hashtags (focus on trending and niche)
  • Facebook: 2-5 hashtags (less is more)
  • LinkedIn: 3-5 hashtags (professional and industry-specific)
  • YouTube: 5-15 hashtags (in video description)
What's the best hashtag strategy?

Follow the 1/3/5 Rule for optimal results:

  • 1 Broad Hashtag: High volume (1M+ posts) for maximum reach
  • 3 Medium Hashtags: 100K-1M posts for targeted reach
  • 5 Niche Hashtags: Under 100K posts for high engagement

Additional tips:

  • Use location-based hashtags for local businesses
  • Create branded hashtags for campaigns
  • Research competitor hashtags
  • Update hashtags regularly (every 2-4 weeks)
  • Use a mix of trending and evergreen hashtags
How do I find trending hashtags?

Several ways to discover trending hashtags:

  • Platform Explore Pages: Check Instagram/TikTok explore sections
  • Social Media Tools: Use tools like Hashtagify, RiteTag, or Keyhole
  • Industry Influencers: Follow leaders in your niche
  • Seasonal Trends: Holiday, event, or season-specific tags
  • Social Listening: Monitor conversations in your industry
  • Platform Analytics: Check which hashtags drive most engagement

Remember: Just because a hashtag is trending doesn't mean it's right for your brand. Always check the content associated with a hashtag before using it.

Should I put hashtags in the caption or comments?

Both methods work, but each has advantages:

In Caption:
  • Pros: Immediate visibility, works with all post types (including Reels and Stories), better for SEO
  • Cons: Can look cluttered, might distract from your message
  • Best for: Main hashtags you want to emphasize
In First Comment:
  • Pros: Cleaner caption appearance, hashtags are still searchable
  • Cons: Some users might miss them, not all post types support this
  • Best for: Additional or secondary hashtags

Recommendation: Use a hybrid approach - put 5-10 most relevant hashtags in the caption (hide them with line breaks if desired), and add the rest in the first comment.