Hashtag Limit Checker

Count hashtags against per-platform limits for Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

0
Hashtags found
0
Unique tags
5
Platforms checked
All pass
Instagrammax 30 · recommended 3–5 relevant tags
Pass
0 / 30 hashtags used
TikTokmax 100 · recommended 3–5 niche tags
Pass
0 / 100 hashtags used
X / Twittermax 2 · recommended 1–2 tags max
Pass
0 / 2 hashtags used
LinkedInmax 5 · recommended 3–5 professional tags
Pass
0 / 5 hashtags used
YouTubemax 15 · recommended Use tags field, not description spam
Pass
0 / 15 hashtags used

About this tool

Each platform caps hashtags differently — exceeding limits truncates tags or looks spammy to algorithms.

Real-time counting as you paste prevents last-minute caption edits before posting.

How to use the Hashtag Limit Checker

  1. 1

    Paste your caption or hashtag block into the tool.

  2. 2

    Select the target platform to see its hashtag limit.

  3. 3

    Adjust your tag count before posting to stay within platform rules.

Platform limits overview

Instagram allows 30 but recommends 3–5. TikTok supports many tags in caption. X works best with 1–2 focused tags.

Hashtags mid-caption count the same as trailing blocks.

Pro tips

  • Count hashtags after writing caption body — edit order matters for readability.
  • Use hashtag generator for fresh tag ideas within limits.

Social Media Specs & Character Limits

Optimal text formatting, length guidelines, and parameters for all major platforms:

PlatformMax LengthIdeal LengthHashtag Policy
Instagram Feed & Reels2,200 chars125 - 150 chars3 - 5 tags (Recomm.)
TikTok Posts4,000 chars100 - 200 chars3 - 5 tags (Ideal)
YouTube Description5,000 chars1,500 chars (SEO)3 - 10 tags
X / Twitter Post280 chars100 - 140 chars1 - 2 tags
LinkedIn Articles & Posts3,000 chars500 - 1,000 chars3 - 5 tags

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many hashtags does Instagram allow?

Instagram allows up to 30 hashtags, but 3–5 relevant tags are recommended for best reach.

Does it count hashtags in the middle of text?

Yes. Any #word token in your pasted text is counted.