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Hashtag Generator for Instagram, TikTok, X and LinkedIn

Type a few keywords about your post and get a clean, de-duplicated set of hashtags, with optional location and brand tags, sized for the platform you're posting on.

Separate phrases with commas or new lines, for example: street food, biryani, weekend plans.

Style

Hashtags aren't case-sensitive, so #StreetFood and #streetfood are the same tag. CamelCase is easier to read and screen readers pronounce it properly.

Platform

Instagram allows up to 30 hashtags per post, but Instagram's own advice is to use 3 to 5 that really describe your post.

Your hashtags

Type at least one keyword to build your hashtags.

These hashtags are built only from the words you type. We don't have trending or popularity data, so search a tag on the platform before you rely on it.

How to use the hashtag generator

  1. Type your keywords or topic in the Keywords or topic box. Separate phrases with commas or new lines, for example: street food, biryani, weekend plans.
  2. Add a location or brand if you want tags for them. Both are optional.
  3. Pick a style and the combinations switch. Choose CamelCase or lowercase, and leave Add combinations on for joined tags.
  4. Choose your platform – Instagram, TikTok, X or LinkedIn. The recommended number of tags is selected for you.
  5. Tap hashtags to add or remove them, then press the copy button to copy the selected set, ready to paste.

Features

  • Hashtags from your own words – every phrase becomes a tag, in CamelCase or lowercase.
  • Location and brand tags, plus combined tags such as location + keyword.
  • Useful single words pulled out of longer phrases, skipping filler words like "the" and "and".
  • No duplicates – tags that differ only in capital letters are merged, because platforms treat them as one.
  • Platform-aware counts – up to 30 for Instagram, 10 for TikTok and LinkedIn, 5 for X, with a sensible number pre-selected.
  • Tap to choose, with quick buttons for the recommended set, all tags or none.
  • Works in any language, including Urdu and other right-to-left scripts.

What this tool doesn't do

It doesn't pretend to know what's trending. Tools that promise "the best hashtags right now" usually recycle the same huge, crowded tags for everyone, which rarely help a post get found. This generator focuses on tags that describe your post accurately, which is what platforms themselves recommend. Before you use a tag for a campaign, search for it on the platform to see what kind of posts already use it.

Why use Fileora's hashtag generator

It's quick, honest and private. You get a tidy set of hashtags built from what your post is actually about, formatted consistently and trimmed to a sensible number for the platform. There are no sign-ups and no ads between you and your tags, and everything runs in your browser.

Putting your hashtags to work

  • Write the caption first. The Instagram Caption Generator suggests captions by topic and tone, with a few matching hashtags.
  • Check the length on X. Hashtags use characters too, and the Twitter/X Character Counter shows how much room they leave.
  • Get the image right. The Social Media Image Size Guide lists the recommended sizes for posts, stories and banners.
  • Place tags where they read naturally. A couple of tags inside the sentence often read better than a block at the end.

Frequently asked questions

Where do these hashtags come from?

Only from the words you type. The generator turns each keyword phrase into a hashtag, adds your location and brand if you give them, pulls useful single words out of longer phrases and, if you want, joins keywords together. It doesn't use trending lists or popularity data, so search a tag on the platform before you rely on it.

Is #StreetFood different from #streetfood?

No. Hashtags aren't case-sensitive on Instagram, TikTok, X or LinkedIn, so both lead to the same tag. The style option only changes how the tag looks. CamelCase is easier to read and screen readers pronounce each word properly, which makes your posts more accessible.

How many hashtags should I use on Instagram?

Instagram allows up to 30 hashtags on a post, but Instagram's own guidance for creators is to use 3 to 5 that really describe the post. The generator selects 5 by default when Instagram is chosen and lets you add more, up to 30.

How many hashtags work best on TikTok, X and LinkedIn?

X recommends no more than 2 hashtags per post, so 2 are selected by default. On LinkedIn, 3 to 5 relevant hashtags is a common choice, and 3 are selected. TikTok has no fixed count apart from the caption length; 5 are selected and the list goes up to 10.

Can I make hashtags in Urdu or other languages?

Yes. Letters of any script work, so you can type Urdu, Hindi, Arabic or Spanish keywords. Hashtags need at least one letter, so tags made only of numbers are skipped, and punctuation such as full stops and dashes is removed because it would break the tag.

What does the combinations option do?

It adds tags that join two of your inputs: your location with each keyword (for example #LahoreStreetFood), pairs of short keywords, and your brand with each keyword. Turn it off if you only want your keywords as they are.

Is anything I type saved?

No. The hashtags are built in your browser as you type, and nothing is sent to a server or stored.

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