Hashtag Organizer
Paste hashtags, or a whole caption, and get a clean, de-duplicated set. Sort it, remove the tags you don't want, set a limit and copy the result as one block.
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How to use the Hashtag Organizer
- Paste hashtags or a caption. Turn on “Treat plain words as tags” to paste a list of words without #.
- Choose a sort order and, if you need one, a maximum number of tags.
- Remove individual tags with the × button, then copy them separated by spaces or line breaks.
Example
Sunday walk #Travel #food #travel #FoodPics #travel
#food #FoodPics #Travel
Duplicates are matched regardless of capitalization. Sorted alphabetically.
About this tool
Hashtag sets grow messy over time: the same tag with different capitalization, tags copied twice, punctuation stuck to the end. This organizer extracts every tag, keeps the first spelling of each one and removes the rest. Capitalized tags (#FoodPics) are easier to read and are read more accurately by screen readers, so the tool keeps your capitalization unless you choose lowercase.
Set a maximum to match the platform or your own rule. Tags beyond the limit are shown with a dashed border and are not copied.
Known limitations
- The tool does not suggest new hashtags or measure their popularity. It only organizes the tags you provide.
- Tags made only of numbers are dropped, because most platforms do not link them.
- Punctuation other than underscores ends a hashtag, matching how most platforms link them.
Frequently asked questions
How many hashtags should I use?
Platforms set different maximums and change their advice over time. A few specific, relevant tags usually work better than many generic ones. Check the platform's current help pages for its limit.
Are #Travel and #travel the same hashtag?
On the major platforms, hashtags are not case-sensitive, so they lead to the same page. That is why the organizer treats them as duplicates.
Why use capital letters inside hashtags?
Writing #FoodPics instead of #foodpics makes the words easier to read, and helps screen readers pronounce them correctly.