Type what your post is about and get hashtags made from your own words, your place and — for photographers — real community tags for your niche. No AI and nothing invented: every tag is either your words joined up or a tag people already use. Worked out on this page.
Words or short phrases, separated by commas.
Instagram: up to 5 per post. Starting with 5.
#streetphotography #rainynight #neon #street #photography
Your tags are made on this page from what you type. Nothing is saved or sent to CAPTD.
Turn this into a whole campaign
Want the caption too? Spotlight's Campaign mode writes the post for each platform — caption and hashtags — and keeps every tag to words that are really about it.
Campaign mode is part of the Spotlight workspace on CAPTD's paid plans — see pricing.
Open Campaign modeTurns the words you type into hashtags (“rainy night” → #rainynight), adds your place, and for photo posts adds real tags for your photography niche and the platform's photo community — the same tag lists CAPTD's caption generator uses. It starts you with the number the platform publishes, where it publishes one.
The top box is what you'll copy. Groups below show where each tag came from: your words, the place, your niche or the platform's photography community. The line under the heading says whether the starting number is the platform's own rule or CAPTD's suggestion.
Instagram: “You can use up to 5 tags on a post.” Instagram says a comment with more than 5 won't post. No spaces or symbols such as $ or %.
YouTube: More than 60 hashtags and YouTube ignores every hashtag on the video. Up to 3 are shown by the title.
X: No limit — X recommends no more than 2 per post.
Threads: One topic tag per post (up to 50 characters).
TikTok: Not published. Hashtags count toward the caption length.
LinkedIn: Not published.
Facebook: Not published.
Hashtags help people who follow a topic find your post. Too many, or ones that aren't about the post, look like spam — and on Instagram more than 5 won't post at all.
TikTok, LinkedIn, Facebook, Bluesky and Pinterest publish no hashtag limit, so none is shown for them.
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