Enter a topic or tweet text, get real search-backed hashtags — picked to fit the 280-character limit
A Twitter/X hashtag generator suggests hashtags for a post, based on a topic you describe. This one builds them from real search phrases and keeps X's tight character limit in view the whole time.
Describe your topic or paste your draft post.
Press "Generate Hashtags."
Adjust the selection, watch the character count, then copy.
Yes — there's no paywall, no watermark, and no sign-up required.
They're built from real search-engine autocomplete suggestions for your topic, converted into hashtag format. That's not X's own trending data, and it's not an AI-generated guess — it's real phrases people search, reshaped into tags.
Posts on X have very little room to work with — 280 characters total — and a couple of well-chosen hashtags tend to read better than a post packed with tags. That's why only the first three generated hashtags are pre-selected; the rest stay available if you want to add more.
A live counter tracks how many characters your selected hashtags add up to, turning red once you pass 280 — X's hard limit for a single post, shared between your text and any hashtags you include.
Click any hashtag chip to toggle it on or off — deselected ones turn grey with a strikethrough. Only selected hashtags count toward the character total and end up in the copy box.
These are topically relevant hashtags based on real search phrasing, not real-time trending data. This tool has no access to X's actual trending topics, so it can't tell you what's currently trending or predict reach — it's a starting point for relevant tags, not a trend-jacking tool.
Paste the copied list directly into your post — X only reads hashtags from within the post text itself, there's no separate hashtag field.
Yes — your topic is used to generate hashtags for that one request and never saved anywhere. No account or sign-up is required to use it.
Yes — there's no paywall, no watermark, and no sign-up required.
They're built from real search-engine autocomplete suggestions for your topic, converted into hashtag format — not X's own trending data, and not AI-generated guesses.
Posts on X have very little room — 280 characters total — and posts with just a couple of well-chosen hashtags tend to read better than ones packed with tags. The rest stay available if you want to add more.
A live counter shows how many characters your selected hashtags add up to, turning red past 280 — X's hard limit on a single post, shared between your text and any hashtags.
These are topically relevant hashtags based on real search phrasing, not real-time trending data — this tool has no access to X's actual trending topics, so it can't predict or guarantee reach.
No. Your topic is used to generate hashtags for that one request and never saved anywhere.