Hashtag Generator

Where do the hashtags come from?

They come from fixed lists written into the tool, not from live data. For each of the 12 niches there are three hand-written banks of five tags (small, medium and large), plus a short list for each platform, plus the words from your topic field. Nothing is fetched, so the tool cannot see how many posts a tag has today or whether a tag is restricted.

In what order are the hashtags put together?

Topic words first, then the platform tags, then the niche banks, and the combined list is cut off at the number you picked. That means a small count keeps your topic words and platform tags and may never reach the niche banks. Choosing 10 for “home workout”, Instagram and fitness returned #home #workout #instagram #instadaily #reels #explore #homeworkout #fitnessmotivation #strengthtraining #personaltrainer.

Why did I get fewer hashtags than I selected?

The pool is limited to your topic words plus the platform tags plus at most 15 niche tags, and duplicates are removed before counting. “Vegan meal prep!!” on TikTok in the food niche with small-only tags and a count of 30 produced 18 tags. Asking for 30 only returns 30 when the pool really holds that many.

How are my topic words turned into hashtags?

The text is lower-cased and split on spaces and commas. Words shorter than two characters and a short list of filler words such as “the”, “and” and “for” are dropped, and anything that is not a letter or number is stripped. Each remaining word becomes its own tag, so “vegan meal prep” gives #vegan #meal #prep, never #veganmealprep. Accented letters are kept, so “café” becomes #café.

Do the small, medium and large labels reflect real post counts?

No. They are the tool’s own grouping of the hard-coded lists, and the code holds no post counts. Open a tag inside the app to see how busy it is before relying on the label. The “Mixed” setting simply uses all three banks, “Small niche only” uses the small bank, and “Large / viral only” uses the large bank.

Why does the groups section show tags that are not in the copy-ready list?

The copy-ready line is trimmed to your count and follows your size setting, while the groups block always shows the first five tags of the niche, medium and large banks for reference. In the home workout run, #fitness and #health appear in the groups block but not in the ten copy-ready tags.

Does it check for banned tags or predict reach?

No. It does not check whether a tag is restricted on a platform, does not rank tags, and cannot say what a tag will do for a post. The platform tags it adds, such as #fyp for TikTok or #socialmedia for “All platforms”, are plain suggestions you can delete.