Free with an account · Broad + niche + branded tiers
Describe your niche. Get a tiered hashtag pack — broad (reach), niche (community), branded (ownable) — sized to the platform. No #like4like spam.
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Broad (high reach) · niche community · branded. Sized right per platform (IG 15-30, Twitter 2-3, LinkedIn 3-5).
Hashtag packs split into three tiers with honest volume estimates (no fake "millions of views"). No #like4like spam. Pair with Instagram Caption and Tweet Generator.
Live follower counts — we use honest tiers, not real-time API. Shadow-banned categories — we flag and swap.
Free with an account — 30/month. Upgrade to Pro for 1,500/month. Each hashtag run costs 1 credit.
Input: "Small-batch specialty coffee roaster in Portland. Single-origin beans, cupping sessions, new bag drops." · Platform: Instagram · Brand: PortlandCoffee
+ ready-to-paste string mixed for Instagram · 3-6 related keyword phrases · platform-specific tips
Three deliberately tiered hashtag packs: broad (high-volume reach tags, 3-6 items), niche (targeted community tags where your audience hangs out, 6-12 items), and branded (own-able tags tied to your brand, 1-5 items). Plus a paste-ready "recommended mix" string sized for the platform you picked, 3-6 adjacent keyword phrases for future content, and 0-3 platform-specific strategy tips.
A pack of only broad tags gets buried under a million other posts. A pack of only niche tags caps your reach to a tiny audience. Mix is the whole game — 3-5 broad to pull new eyes in, 8-12 niche to keep the engaged people coming back, 2-4 branded that you can own as a hashtag over time.
Instagram: 15-25 total (the 2026 sweet spot — 30 tags stopped outperforming packed 15-25s a while ago). TikTok: 3-6 sharp tags (algorithm pulls from video/caption text, not tag volume). Twitter: 1-3 max (more reads spammy). LinkedIn: 3-5 professional terms, CamelCase, no emoji tags.
Yes. The prompt explicitly bans engagement-bait tags like #like4like, #follow4follow, #followme, #tags4likes, and #instagood. Instagram throttles reach on these and they flag accounts as spammy. You will never see them in your packs.
They are the model's honest best estimates in five buckets (massive / high / medium / low / tiny). They are not live API numbers — no tool has real-time data across all four platforms. But the relative tiering is reliable, and the "branded" pack is always tiny by design.
Yes — there is an optional brand keywords field. Anything you put there gets surfaced in the branded pack and may double into the niche pack if it also works as a community tag. Useful for product lines, newsletter names, recurring series, or event hashtags you control.
Yes. If your topic describes a Japanese coffee culture niche, you will get Japanese hashtags (e.g. #コーヒースタンド) with English rationales. Same for Spanish, Korean, Chinese, and other major languages.
It's a paste-ready string of hashtags separated by single spaces, sized for the platform. You can paste it straight into a caption, a first-comment (common Instagram strategy), or a tweet. Drawn from all three packs in a platform-appropriate mix — heavier on niche for IG and TikTok, broader for LinkedIn.
First 3 runs per day are free without signup. Free account gets 30 credits/month; each hashtag run costs 1 credit. Pro plans have 1,500/month.