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Hashtag Extractor
Pull the hashtags out of posts and rank them by use.
Quick Tool Overview
The Hashtag Extractor pulls every hashtag out of posts or captions and ranks them by how often each appears, with duplicates collapsed. Non-English hashtags work, because Unicode letters are recognised rather than only ASCII.
- What it does
- Extracts and ranks hashtags
- You give it
- One post or hundreds
- You get back
- A ranked, de-duplicated hashtag list
- Best for
- Competitor analysis and reusing a working tag set
About the Hashtag Extractor
Analysing what hashtags a competitor uses, auditing your own back catalogue of posts, or pulling a reusable set out of a caption that worked — all of them start with getting the hashtags out of the text and into a list.
This extracts them all, ranked by how often each appears, with duplicates collapsed. Matching follows what the platforms actually accept: letters, digits and underscores, with no spaces and no leading digit on most networks. Non-English hashtags work, since Unicode letters are recognised rather than only ASCII. The output can be copied as a ready-to-paste block, which is how a set gets reused.
Key features of the Hashtag Extractor
Ranked by frequency
Which tags a set of posts leans on most, rather than just which appear.
Unicode hashtags supported
Arabic, Cyrillic, Greek and CJK tags are extracted whole rather than cut at the first non-ASCII character.
Ready-to-paste block
The set formatted as a caption-ready block, which is how a working combination gets reused.
Numeric tags flagged
Most platforms reject an all-numeric hashtag, so those are marked rather than silently included.
Platform guidance
How many tags each network actually rewards, which is fewer than most people use.
How to use the Hashtag Extractor
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Paste your posts or captions
One post or hundreds — line breaks make no difference.
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Read the ranked list
Every hashtag with how many times it appeared.
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Choose the output
Ranked list, alphabetical, or a single block ready to paste into a caption.
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Copy the set
With or without the hash symbols, depending on where they are going.
Frequently asked questions
Letters, digits and underscores. Spaces, punctuation and symbols end the tag. Most platforms also reject a hashtag that is entirely numeric, which this tool flags.
Yes. Unicode letters are recognised, so hashtags in Arabic, Cyrillic, Greek, Japanese and other scripts are extracted correctly rather than being cut at the first non-ASCII character.
Instagram allows thirty and research generally finds three to five perform as well as thirty. X allows unlimited but engagement falls sharply above two. LinkedIn recommends three.
No, on every major platform. #ContentMarketing and #contentmarketing reach the same feed. Capitalising each word is still worth doing, because it makes a long tag readable and helps screen readers.
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