Hashtag Generator

Type any keyword and get three ready-to-paste hashtag sets for Instagram, TikTok, and Reels: trending tags for reach, niche tags for your topic, and branded tags for your own brand. Copy one group or all 28 at once — free, no sign-up.

One word works best — "fitness", "baking", "travel", "makeup". Everything stays in your browser.

Trending

Niche

Your niche hashtags will appear here…

Branded

Your branded hashtags will appear here…

How to use the hashtag generator

  1. Type your keyword. Use one word that describes your post's topic — "fitness", "baking", "photography".
  2. Hit Generate. You'll get three sets: 10 trending tags for reach, 10 niche tags built from your keyword, and 8 branded tags for building your own identity.
  3. Copy what you need. Each group has its own Copy button, or grab all 28 tags with one click.
  4. Paste into your caption. Instagram allows up to 30 hashtags per post; 5–15 well-chosen ones in the caption or first comment usually perform best.

Mix all three groups for best results

Trending tags like #explorepage and #reels put you in high-traffic feeds but face heavy competition. Niche tags like #fitnessdaily target people who actually care about your topic and convert better. Branded tags like #myfitness build a collection your followers can browse — encourage them to use your brand tag so their posts promote you. A healthy mix (for example 5 trending + 8 niche + 2 branded) beats copy-pasting the same 30 tags on every post.

Hashtag generator FAQ

Instagram allows up to 30 hashtags per post and TikTok recommends 3–5. Most creators see the best results with 5–15 relevant tags in the caption or first comment. Stuffing all 30 with irrelevant tags can hurt rather than help, so pick the ones that actually match your content.
No — hashtags help discovery, but reach depends mainly on content quality, watch time, and engagement. Good hashtags put a great post in front of the right audience; they cannot save a weak one. Use them as a supplement to strong content, not a substitute.
The keyword is cleaned automatically: it is lowercased and anything that isn't a letter or number is removed ("home decor" becomes #homedecor). That keeps every generated tag a valid hashtag on Instagram and TikTok.
No. All hashtag generation happens in your browser with JavaScript. Your keywords never leave your device.