Hashtag Organiser
Paste hashtags or plain phrases. Repeats are removed, phrases become CamelCase tags, and you can sort, limit and choose how the list is joined.
Worked examples
Repeats and phrases
#SmallBusiness #smallbusiness local bakery #2024
#SmallBusiness #LocalBakery
One repeat is removed, the phrase is turned into a tag and #2024 is rejected as numbers only.
About Hashtag Organiser
Hashtag lists get messy quickly. Sets copied from different posts contain repeats that differ only by capital letters, a tag made only of numbers does not work as a hashtag, and a phrase pasted without joining the words is not a usable tag at all. Tidying them by hand before every post is slow, and it is easy to miss a duplicate.
Paste your tags, or plain phrases one per line, and this organiser pulls them out and removes repeats whatever the letter case. Phrases such as "local bakery" become #LocalBakery, and tags made only of digits are rejected. You can sort the list alphabetically, shortest first or most repeated first, set it to lower or upper case, join it with spaces, new lines or commas, and keep only the first few for networks that cap the number. Very long tags and long all-lower-case tags are flagged because they are hard to read, and hard for screen readers to say.
How to use Hashtag Organiser
- Paste your hashtags, or type phrases one per line.
- Choose the order, the letter style, how to join them and, if needed, a limit.
- Read the notes for repeats removed and tags that could be improved.
- Press Copy and paste the clean list into your post.
Common uses
- Merging tag sets from several old posts
- Keeping the best 30 tags for a photo caption
- Turning a list of topics into proper hashtags
- Creating a reusable set for each theme
Frequently asked questions
How are phrases turned into hashtags?
Each word gets a capital letter and the spaces and punctuation are removed, so "local bakery" becomes #LocalBakery. This style, called camel case, is easier to read and to hear with a screen reader.
Why are number-only tags removed?
Most networks do not treat a tag made only of numbers, such as #2024, as a working hashtag. A tag with at least one letter is needed.
Are tags with accents supported?
Yes. Letters from many alphabets and accented letters are kept, so #café stays as it is.
How many hashtags should I use?
It depends on the network, and some limit the number. A few relevant tags often read better than a long list. The limit box lets you keep only the first ones in the order you choose.
Does letter case matter on a network?
Hashtags are not case sensitive, so #Bakery and #bakery find the same posts. Capital letters only help people read them.