How to Use the Hashtag Generator
- Describe your post in a few words, or switch to Paste a video link and paste a TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook or Pinterest link.
- Pick the platform you are posting on.
- Tap Generate hashtags. Copy a single group, or tap Copy all and paste them at the end of your caption.
Broad, Niche and Specific Hashtags
Clipzy sorts every result into three groups, because a good hashtag set mixes reach with relevance:
- Broad: popular tags for the topic, like #fitness or #recipes. Huge reach, but your post competes with millions of others.
- Niche: tags a specific community follows, like #homeworkout or #mealprepideas. Smaller, but the people browsing them care about your topic.
- Specific: tags that describe this exact post, like #10minuteabs. They help the right viewers and in-app search understand the video.
A simple rule: use one or two broad tags, two or three niche tags and one or two specific tags. Relevance matters more than volume.
How Many Hashtags Should You Use?
- TikTok: a handful of relevant tags; your caption and on-screen text carry most of the topic.
- Instagram Reels: a few focused tags work better than a long list of loosely related ones.
- YouTube Shorts: a couple of tags in the title or description is plenty.
- Facebook and Pinterest: a few descriptive tags at most; clear words in the description matter more.
Avoid tags that have nothing to do with the video, and spammy tags like #follow4follow or #like4like. Clipzy filters those out. Read our full hashtag guide for more.
Hashtags from a Video Link
Paste a link and Clipzy reads the video's title, caption and existing tags, then suggests a better set. It is a quick way to refresh hashtags when you repost your own video on another app. Pair it with the AI caption generator for a full ready-to-post caption.