Free social media tool

Hashtag Formatter & Counter

Paste hashtags, words or a full caption: we extract the hashtags, turn words into valid ones, remove duplicates and characters that break them, check each platform’s limit — and give you a neatly formatted set to copy.

  • Arabic hashtags supported
  • Duplicates removed
  • Instagram & YouTube limits
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Result

Paste some text to see your formatted hashtags.

Hashtags—
Duplicates removed—
Total characters—

Developed by Ahmed Elshamy All free tools

How it works

Three simple steps

  1. Paste your text

    Hashtags or words separated by commas or lines, or a caption with hashtags.

  2. Pick platform and format

    We compare the count with its limit and arrange them by spaces, lines or as a first comment.

  3. Copy the hashtags

    Clean, duplicate-free and ready to post.

Why don’t we suggest random hashtags?

Most “hashtag generators” suggest generic lists that know nothing about your audience and fill your post with words that don’t help reach. You’re better off choosing a few precise hashtags that truly describe your content — this tool helps you clean and format them without inventing data.

Platforms have tightened their rules: Instagram now allows only five hashtags per post and Reel, and YouTube ignores all hashtags on a video that has more than 15. The tool warns you when you go over.

FAQ

Good to know

How many hashtags are allowed on Instagram?

Since late 2025 Instagram allows a maximum of five hashtags per post and Reel, down from 30. Choose the five most relevant to your content.

Why do Arabic hashtags sometimes break?

Spaces, punctuation or diacritics inside them. A hashtag only accepts letters, numbers and underscores; the tool removes everything else and replaces spaces with _ or joins words, as you choose.

How many hashtags for TikTok, X and LinkedIn?

These platforms don’t enforce a strict count, but 3–5 precise hashtags usually work better than a long list — and on X one or two is enough.

Hashtags in the caption or the first comment?

Both work on Instagram, but the caption is clearer. The “first comment” format separates them with dots if you prefer to keep them away from your text.

Does the tool suggest trending hashtags?

No — on purpose. We don’t have real, up-to-date hashtag data, so we don’t invent suggestions. Use the platform’s own search to see what’s used in your niche.