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Hashtag Generator

Generate optimized hashtags for your social media posts

About Hashtag Generator

Our hashtag generator analyzes your content and suggests the most relevant hashtags to increase your post's reach and engagement.

How it works

Enter your post content or keywords, select your platform, and we'll generate optimized hashtags.

Pro Tip

For Instagram, use a mix of popular (100k-500k posts) and niche (10k-100k posts) hashtags.

Best Practices

  • Don't use the same set of hashtags repeatedly
  • Research hashtag popularity before using
  • Create hashtag sets for different content types

Platform-Specific Limits

Instagram 30 hashtags max
Twitter 2-3 recommended
TikTok 4-5 recommended

Hashtag Strategy Guide

Hashtags are a powerful tool for increasing the discoverability of your social media content. When used strategically, they can help you reach new audiences, join relevant conversations, and boost engagement rates.

Understanding Hashtag Types

There are three main types of hashtags you should be aware of:

  • Branded hashtags: Unique to your business (#JustDoIt)
  • Community hashtags: Connect you with specific groups (#FoodPhotography)
  • Trending hashtags: Popular at a given time (#MondayMotivation)

Optimal Hashtag Quantity by Platform

Each social platform has different best practices for hashtag usage:

  • Instagram: 5-30 hashtags (mix of popular and niche)
  • Twitter: 1-2 hashtags for best engagement
  • TikTok: 3-5 relevant hashtags
  • Facebook: 1-2 hashtags maximum
  • LinkedIn: 3-5 industry-specific hashtags

Creating an Effective Hashtag Strategy

Follow these steps to develop a hashtag strategy that works:

  1. Research competitors and industry leaders
  2. Identify relevant hashtags for your niche
  3. Create a mix of popular and niche hashtags
  4. Develop branded hashtags for your campaigns
  5. Track performance and adjust accordingly

Common Hashtag Mistakes to Avoid

Even experienced marketers make these hashtag errors:

  • Using too many hashtags (especially on Twitter/Facebook)
  • Choosing overly popular hashtags where your content gets lost
  • Using irrelevant hashtags just for visibility
  • Not researching hashtag meanings before use
  • Using the same set of hashtags for every post