Paste your caption: the tool extracts its keywords, turns them into clean, unique hashtags, then tracks the limit of the chosen network — Instagram (30), YouTube (15), LinkedIn (30), TikTok and X. Case and accents of your choice, theme suggestions in one click, instant copy — everything stays in your browser, no account, nothing sent.
Paste your text, pick a network: the hashtag list updates live, deduplicated and properly cased, with the gauge showing how many are allowed.
The hashtag generator is free and unlimited: run as many analyses as you want across the 10 platforms in the selector, with no account. The analysis stays in your browser — no server is involved.
The tool analyses your caption, removes the stop words of your language, counts recurring terms and turns them into clean hashtags. Nothing to type by hand: paste your text and the list builds itself as you type.
Paste my textThe gauge tracks the exact number of generated hashtags against the chosen network's limit: green while there is room, orange as you approach it, red once exceeded. Instagram at 30, YouTube at 15, X and TikTok recommendations below that.
Try the gaugeLowercase, CamelCase or uppercase: one selector applies the case to the whole selection. The no-accent option adapts your tags to searches typed without accents, and duplicates are removed — the “duplicates avoided” counter shows it.
Pick the formatEverything runs in your browser: your text is never sent anywhere and is only kept in your device's local storage. Ideal for upcoming campaigns, unpublished posts or sensitive drafts.
Privacy PolicyYour caption, post or bio in the input box — or load the sample to try the tool in a second. Keyword extraction starts on the first keystroke.
Choose lowercase, CamelCase or uppercase, turn on “no accents” if needed, then pick the network: its hashtag limit loads into the gauge automatically.
Remove any hashtag with one click, add a batch from any theme. When the gauge is green, copy the selection and paste it into your post.
Choosing the right hashtags remains one of the fastest ways to get a post discovered. The hashtag generator from Volade turns your text into clean tags — keywords extracted, duplicates removed, case and accents handled — then compares them against the exact limit of your target network, in real time and with no account.
Each platform sets its own rule: some impose an absolute maximum, others a recommendation. Here is the current state of play:
| Network | Hashtags per post | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| 30 (max) | 5–10 | |
| TikTok | No limit | 4–6 |
| X (Twitter) | 1–2 maximum | 1–2 |
| 30 (shown) | 3–5 | |
| No limit | 1–3 | |
| YouTube | 15 (shown) | 3–5 |
| Threads | No limit | 1–2 |
| Bluesky | No limit | 2–4 |
| 20 (per pin) | 4–8 | |
| Mastodon | No limit | 2–5 |
The tool's selector tracks these limits live: the gauge turns orange, then red, as soon as your selection approaches or exceeds the network's maximum.
A malformed hashtag gets lost in search. The CamelCase does not change the search (networks ignore case) but visually separates the words: #VoyageEnFamille reads at a glance, #familytrip does not. The accents split searches: some users type “ete” instead of “ete”. And the duplicates — the same mistake pasted twice — waste allowed slots. The generator handles all three at once: a case selector, a no-accent option, and automatic deduplication with a duplicates-avoided counter.
Rather than inventing themes, the tool starts from your own text : it tokenises by your language's rules, removes stop words (articles, conjunctions, overly short words), counts recurring terms and offers them as hashtags. An article written in French yields French tags, a post in Japanese yields Japanese tags — the analysis adapts to Latin, Cyrillic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi and Arabic scripts.
On Instagram, hashtags follow the caption or are grouped at the end. On X and Threads, it is better to weave them into the sentence. On TikTok, combine one generic hashtag with one niche hashtag. On any network, the tool's counter shows the total weight of your hashtags in characters: you know whether they still fit the caption limit — 2,200 on Instagram, 280 on X — before you even publish.
A good post combines text that counts (the character counter checks every network) and tags that reach an audience. Once you have copied your hashtags, continue with the related tools below to polish the rest.
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