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Hashtag Generator

Generate relevant hashtags for Instagram, TikTok, Twitter/X, and LinkedIn instantly. Get high, medium, and low competition tags to maximise your reach.

Hashtag Generator

Enter your topic, niche, or keywords and select your platform to get a tailored set of hashtags — sorted by competition level so you can mix reach and discoverability.

Platform

Topic / Niche

Enter your main topic or niche.

Keywords (optional)

Comma-separated extra keywords.

Number of Hashtags

Style

Your Selected Hashtags (click to select)

Click hashtags below to add them to your selection…

What is a Hashtag Generator?

A hashtag generator creates relevant hashtags for your social media posts based on your topic, niche, or keywords. Hashtags categorise content and make posts discoverable to users who don’t follow you — making them one of the most powerful organic reach tools on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter/X, and LinkedIn.

Using the right mix of hashtags — high-volume broad tags, medium-competition niche tags, and low-competition specific tags — gives your content the best chance of being discovered at multiple levels of the algorithm.

How Many Hashtags Should I Use?

Platform recommendations vary: Instagram — 3–5 highly relevant hashtags (Instagram’s 2022 guidance); though up to 30 are allowed, fewer targeted hashtags now outperform hashtag-stuffing. TikTok — 3–5 hashtags including one broad trending tag. Twitter/X — 1–2 hashtags maximum; more reduces engagement. LinkedIn — 3–5 professional hashtags; over-tagging looks spammy.

💡 The best hashtag strategy mixes sizes: 1–2 high-competition tags (millions of posts) for exposure, 2–3 medium-competition tags (100k–1M posts) for reach, and 1–2 low-competition tags (under 100k posts) where you can actually rank and be found.

How to Use This Hashtag Generator

Enter your topic or niche, add any extra keywords, select your platform, choose how many hashtags you want, and pick a style. Click Generate to get your hashtags sorted by competition level — high (broad reach), medium (targeted), and low (niche, rankable). Click individual hashtags to select them, then copy your chosen set directly to your clipboard.

Instagram Hashtag Strategy 2025

Instagram’s algorithm now prioritises content relevance over hashtag volume. Using 3–5 highly relevant hashtags in your niche significantly outperforms using 30 loosely related ones. Focus on hashtags your ideal audience actually follows and searches. Mix one or two aspirational broad tags with specific niche tags that closely match your content.

TikTok Hashtag Strategy 2025

TikTok’s algorithm is primarily interest-based, so hashtags matter less than on Instagram — but they still signal topic relevance. Include one trending broad hashtag, one niche-specific hashtag, and one content-type hashtag (e.g. #tutorial, #review, #storytime). Avoid using only viral hashtags — your content will be buried under millions of posts.

LinkedIn Hashtag Strategy 2025

LinkedIn hashtags are followed by professionals looking for industry content. Use 3–5 professional hashtags that your target audience follows. Mix broad industry tags (#marketing, #technology) with specific ones (#contentmarketing, #b2bsales). Avoid personal or lifestyle hashtags — LinkedIn is a professional context.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do hashtags still work in 2025?

Yes — but the strategy has evolved. On Instagram and TikTok, a small number of highly relevant hashtags outperforms large volumes of loosely related ones. Hashtags help algorithms categorise your content and surface it to users with matching interests. The biggest shift is away from hashtag stuffing (30 generic tags) toward using 3–7 precise, relevant hashtags per post.

What is the difference between high and low competition hashtags?

High-competition hashtags have millions of posts — your content will appear briefly then be buried. Low-competition hashtags have fewer posts, so your content can actually rank at the top and stay visible longer. The optimal strategy uses a mix: high-competition for exposure to a large audience, low-competition for sustained visibility in niche searches.

Should I use the same hashtags every post?

No — rotating hashtags is better practice. Using identical hashtags on every post can signal repetitive or spammy behaviour to Instagram’s algorithm, potentially limiting your reach. Generate fresh sets for each post and mix in 2–3 consistent branded or niche hashtags alongside varying ones.

Can I put hashtags in comments instead of captions?

Yes — placing hashtags in the first comment rather than the caption is a common strategy to keep captions clean. On Instagram, hashtags in comments work identically to caption hashtags for discoverability. This is purely an aesthetic choice — the algorithm treats both the same way.

What are banned hashtags?

Some hashtags are banned or restricted on Instagram because they’ve been associated with spam, inappropriate content, or violations. Using a banned hashtag can suppress all your hashtags on that post. Before using any hashtag, search it on the platform — if the posts page is empty or shows a violation warning, the hashtag is banned or restricted. Avoid generic hashtags that are frequently abused.