Creators & Social
Instagram Hashtag Generator
A ready-to-paste hashtag set for one post, split into a caption group and a first-comment group. Built by simple rules you can read below.
- Runs in your browser
- Rule-based, not AI
- No sign-up
What’s your post about?
Your hashtag set
Your hashtags appear here
Describe your post and press Generate hashtags.
Tap a hashtag to drop it. What you copy is exactly what you keep.
How the set is built
These are the actual rules. There’s no trending or reach data, and nothing you type leaves your browser.
- Topic words
- Each word of your topic (skipping words like “the” and “with”), plus “…tips” and “learn…” for English words of three letters or more.
- Extra keywords
- Each keyword as one hashtag, plus “…tips” and “…reels” versions for English words.
- Fixed lists
- Then short lists for your niche, the content type, your audience language and general Instagram tags, with repeats removed.
- Style
- Balanced keeps that order. Niche removes reach tags such as #explorepage and #viral. Broad keeps up to five places for reach tags right after your topic tags.
- Two groups
- The first half goes in the caption group, the rest in the first-comment group.
Posting the same video on YouTube? Use the YouTube Hashtag Generator, or build titles, tags and a description with the YouTube Title, Tag & Description Generator.
Questions
How are the hashtags chosen?
From your topic words (plus “…tips” and “learn…” versions for English words), your extra keywords, then short fixed lists for your niche, content type and audience, and general Instagram tags. Style decides how many reach tags such as #explorepage are included.
Should hashtags go in the caption or the first comment?
Either can work, and creators disagree. The set is split in two so you can try both: the first half for the caption and the rest for a first comment. Remove tags first and both groups update.
How many hashtags should I use?
Fewer, well-matched tags usually beat a long list. Instagram’s rules on how many hashtags a post can carry have changed over time, so check the current limit in the app before you post; you can generate anywhere from 10 to 30 and drop the ones you don’t need.
Does it use trending or reach data?
No. There’s no trending data, no account data and no AI here, just the rules described on this page, run in your browser. That means the same choices always give the same set.
Can I make hashtags in Urdu, Arabic or Hindi?
Yes. Letters from any script are kept, so an Urdu topic makes Urdu hashtags. The Audience language option adds a few extra tags, for example #pakistanireels for an Urdu / Hindi audience.