Different social platforms have different practical or hard limits on hashtag usage — Instagram allows up to 30, but engagement research often suggests fewer perform better — so knowing exactly how many hashtags a caption uses matters before posting.
This tool scans your pasted caption for every hashtag (a # symbol followed immediately by letters, numbers, or underscores), counts the total, and lists each one found.
This is useful for checking a caption stays within a platform's hashtag limit, auditing hashtag usage consistency across a content calendar, or quickly extracting the hashtag list from a caption for reuse elsewhere.
Because everything runs locally in your browser, results appear instantly and nothing you type or upload is ever sent to a server.
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Frequently asked questions
What counts as a valid hashtag for this tool?
A # symbol immediately followed by one or more letters, numbers, or underscores with no space — matching the standard format most platforms recognize as a clickable hashtag.
Does this count duplicate hashtags separately if used twice?
Yes, each occurrence is counted and listed, since the tool scans the raw text rather than compiling a unique list.