SEO & Marketing
Hashtag Generator
Generate popular, niche and branded hashtags for any keyword.
What is the Hashtag Generator?
This free online tool builds a complete hashtag set from any keyword. Enter a word like “coffee”, pick your niche, and it generates three groups: popular hashtags for reach, niche hashtags that combine your keyword with niche terms for targeted discovery, and branded hashtags built around your keyword for campaigns. Click any tag to copy it individually, or copy the whole set at once.
How to use it
- Type your keyword — one or two words work best, like “coffee” or “fitness coach”.
- Choose the niche closest to your content.
- Click “Generate hashtags” to build all three groups.
- Click any tag to copy it, or “Copy all hashtags” to grab the full set.
- Paste them into your Instagram, TikTok, or X post.
Key features
- Three hashtag groups: popular, niche, and branded.
- Seven built-in niche wordlists: business, fitness, food, travel, fashion, technology, photography.
- Keyword-aware generation — niche and branded tags incorporate your exact keyword.
- Click-to-copy on every tag plus a copy-all button.
- No sign-up; works instantly in your browser.
Real-world use cases
Content creators tag Instagram Reels and TikToks for discovery. Small businesses build branded campaign hashtags. Social media managers assemble consistent tag sets for clients. Event organizers create an official event hashtag plus supporting tags.
Practical tips
- Mix all three groups: popular tags bring reach, niche tags bring the right audience.
- Use 5 to 15 hashtags per post — stuffing 30 looks spammy and dilutes relevance.
- Check a hashtag's existing posts before adopting it; avoid tags dominated by unrelated content.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many hashtags should I use per post?
Instagram allows 30, but 5 to 15 relevant tags usually perform best. TikTok and X work well with 3 to 5. Quality and relevance beat quantity.
What is the difference between the three groups?
Popular tags are high-traffic niche terms for reach. Niche tags combine your keyword with those terms for targeted discovery. Branded tags are built from your keyword alone for campaigns and brand tracking.
Can I use these hashtags commercially?
Yes. Hashtags are not owned by anyone, so you can use any generated tag in commercial posts. Just avoid tags that are registered trademarks used as brand names.
Do hashtags still work?
Yes, though their role has shifted toward categorization and search rather than virality. Relevant, specific hashtags still help the right audience find your content.
My keyword has spaces — what happens?
Spaces and special characters are stripped automatically, so “fitness coach” becomes tags like #fitnesscoach and #fitnesscoachlife.