Describe your post and get up to 5 hashtag suggestions. They come grouped, with a block you can paste in. Free, no account needed.
Example · Quarry Lane Coffee#specialtycoffee #singleorigin #pourover #annarbormi #quarrylanecoffee
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The dish, the job you finished, the colour, the model of car. That detail is what the specific hashtags are made from.
What you do gives you the broad tag, the town gives you the local one, your name gives you your own. Leave the town blank and you get no local tag.
Paste it into your caption. Delete anything that doesn’t fit, and search the rest in the Instagram app before you post.
Three briefs, and the set each one got back.
They typedA new single-origin from Guatemala is on the pour-over bar this week. We brew it by hand and it tastes like cocoa and orange peel.
#specialtycoffee #singleorigin #pourover #annarbormi #quarrylanecoffee
Two tags name what is actually on the bar this week, so the set could not be pasted under another shop's photo.
Social media ideas for coffee shopsThey typedWe finished a dry creek bed that carries runoff away from the back of a house. River rock, native grasses, and no lawn to water.
#landscapedesign #drycreekbed #bendoregon #hollowbrooklandscaping
One tag from each group: the category, the job, the town, and their own name.
Social media for landscapersThey typedA lived-in copper we did on Tuesday. Grown out on purpose so it still looks right four months between appointments.
#haircolor #livedincopper #growncolor #otrcincinnati #wildseedhairstudio
The colour is the specific tag, because the colour is what the picture is of.
Social media for salonsEach group says what a tag names. None of them says who it reaches, because that is not something this tool can know.
The wider category
The category your business sits in. It is the word for what you sell, not for this particular post.
What this post shows
The thing in this particular post: the dish, the finished job, the colour. This is the group that stops your set being interchangeable with every other business in your trade.
Where you are
Your town or neighborhood, when you give one. It is the only tag in the set that says where the business actually is.
Your trade and your name
Your trade’s own tag, and your business name as one word, so somebody who already knows you can find everything you have posted.
Instagram announced a rollout to five caption hashtags in December 2025, as reported by Social Media Today. That announcement concerns captions on posts and Reels. Follow the limit shown in your app.
Source checked September 7, 2026: Instagram’s December 2025 announcement, reported by Social Media Today.
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Instagram announced a rollout to five caption hashtags in December 2025. Follow the limit shown in your app.
Check in the app
The caption-limit announcement does not establish a separate comment limit. Do not rely on comments to bypass a limit shown in your app.
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Hashtags are characters and count toward it.
3 to 5
You choose. This tool returns no more than five suggestions.
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This tool’s own ceiling, not a limit Instagram publishes.
The cards with a dashed edge are this tool’s own ceilings, not Instagram’s. None of these figures is a ranking: this page has no post counts and no trend data, and never says a hashtag is popular.
Instagram announced a rollout to five caption hashtags in December 2025, as reported by Social Media Today. Follow the limit shown in your app. This tool returns up to five suggestions, and you can ask for three or four instead.
Use the caption for tags that describe your post. The December 2025 announcement concerns captions; it does not establish a combined caption-and-comment limit. This tool does not measure whether placement changes reach. Do not rely on the first comment to bypass a limit shown in your app.
This tool cannot predict views. It suggests tags that describe your post, without measuring their popularity, reach or performance. Review each suggestion for relevance before posting; a suggested tag is not a promise of more views.
We don’t know, and we don’t claim to. These are suggestions written from what you typed. Nothing here counts posts, measures how busy a tag is, ranks one tag above another, or checks whether Instagram has restricted it. Search a tag in the Instagram app before you use it and look at what people are posting under it.
Describe what is in the picture, in your own words: the dish, the job you finished, the room, the colour, the model of car. That detail is what makes the specific hashtags specific — it is the difference between a set that only fits your photo and one any business in your trade could paste.
No, it’s optional. Leave it blank and the set simply comes back without a local hashtag; the tool will not guess a place you did not type. Give one and you get a tag that says where the business is, which is the only tag in the set that does.
Yes to both. Three, four and five are the choices, and a set of three you mean is better than five you don’t. Delete any hashtag that doesn’t fit before you post — the block is plain text and nothing here has to be used as it came.
It’s free and there is no account. There is a daily limit so it stays available for everyone, and the tool tells you when to try again if you reach it. Your business details are sent to Soyla’s generation service and its AI provider to choose the hashtags, and the result stays available to the same browser session for 15 minutes. Leave out private customer information.
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