#SourdoughBakery #BakeryOpening #NeighbourhoodBakery #RyeBread #ArtisanBread
5 tags. Instagram says a caption takes up to five.
A hashtag generator suggests the tags to put with a post. This one returns a set for each network you pick, sized to what the network says (Instagram up to 5, X no more than 2, Threads 1), and tells you plainly that it cannot see live tag volumes.
By Tayyab, Founder
Updated . We have no live tag volumes. Every number of tags below is cited, or says it is ours.
A set of tags for each network appears here
The best few are selected, sized to what the network says. The rest wait beside them to swap in.
#SourdoughBakery #BakeryOpening #NeighbourhoodBakery #RyeBread #ArtisanBread
5 tags, the most Instagram says a caption takes. Tap a tag to drop it, tap its arrow to see it on Instagram.
A line is enough: the subject, the field, the place. Add your website address if you like and the writer reads one page to learn what you do.
Each network gets its own set, because the networks allow and expect different numbers of tags.
The best few are selected for you, up to the number the network gives. The rest sit beside them to swap in. Tap a tag to add or drop it.
Each tag links to the network’s own page for it, so you can see what people post under it before you use it. Copy the selected tags as one line.
Three networks state a number and the table links the page that does. For the other six, the network publishes none, so the generator uses the count our own publisher recommends and says so. Either way the set is capped at the most we suggest, and you can swap tags in and out within that.
| Network | Selected | Most we suggest | Where the number comes from |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | 5 | Instagram says a caption takes up to five. Social Media Today () | |
| 3 | 5 | LinkedIn states no number. We suggest three to five specific tags. | |
| X | 1 | 2 | X recommends no more than two a post. X Help Center () |
| TikTok | 3 | 5 | TikTok states no number. We suggest three to five. |
| 1 | 3 | Facebook states no number. We suggest one to three. | |
| Threads | 1 | 1 | Threads takes one tag a post. Social Media Today () |
| YouTube | 3 | 5 | YouTube’s help pages state no number. We suggest three to five. |
| 3 | 5 | Pinterest states no number. We suggest three to five. | |
| Bluesky | 1 | 3 | Bluesky states no number. We suggest one to three. |
These sets are written by us for this page and are not output from the tool or a claim about how often a tag is used. They show the sizes: five on Instagram, three on LinkedIn, one on X, each a mix of broad, niche and community tags.
Our neighbourhood bakery opens a second shop on Elm Street this Saturday at 8 am. We bake sourdough and rye only. No croissants yet.
#SourdoughBakery #BakeryOpening #NeighbourhoodBakery #RyeBread #ArtisanBread
5 tags. Instagram says a caption takes up to five.
#SmallBusiness #BakeryOpening #LocalBusiness
3 tags. LinkedIn states no number. We suggest three to five specific tags.
#BakeryOpening
1 tag. X recommends no more than two a post.
It never returns tags that ask for something in return, such as #follow4follow, #likeforlike, #tagsforlikes, #followback. We keep no list of banned tags and do not claim one. It also steers away from empty catch-alls such as #love, #instagood, #viral and #fyp, which bury a post under millions of others.
Honesty about hashtags matters more than a long list.
If you add a website address, the generator reads that one page to see what you do and picks tags for your field. It does not copy a voice, because tags have none.
The page is fetched through the same guarded reader our other tools use. It checks where the address really points, refuses private addresses, follows only a few redirects and stops after a few seconds. The address and the text it reads are used for that one request and are neither stored nor logged. If the page cannot be read, you are told, and the drafts use a plain voice.
These write the post itself for one network. Write the post first, then come back for its tags.
Three networks state a number of hashtags and these pages are where. The last source is the accessibility advice behind the capital letters.
Instagram says a caption takes up to 5, X recommends no more than 2, and Threads takes 1 tag a post. LinkedIn, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, Pinterest and Bluesky state no number, so the generator suggests one to five, depending on the network. The sources are listed on this page.
Not much, according to Instagram. Social Media Today reported in December 2025 that Instagram’s head has said several times that hashtags do not increase reach, and that they are a way to tell people what a post is about. Use few, and make them specific.
No. We have no live post counts for any tag, and we will not guess one. Each tag links to the network’s own page for it, so you can see what people post under it before you use it. Threads has no page for a tag, so its tags have no link.
A capital at each word (#SourdoughBaking, not #sourdoughbaking) lets a screen reader say the words, and it is easier for everyone to read. Accessibility guidance such as CUNY’s hashtag guide recommends it.
Tags that ask for a follow or a like in return, such as #follow4follow and #likeforlike. We keep no list of banned tags and do not claim one. The writer is also told to avoid empty catch-alls such as #love, #viral and #fyp, which bury a post.
No. The networks allow and expect different numbers of tags, so the generator returns a set for each network you pick. A tag that works as a search label on Instagram can read as noise on LinkedIn.
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