Paste multiple posts together for frequency analysis
To find your most-used hashtags across a body of content, paste multiple posts together into the input area (separated by blank lines or any text) and switch to frequency sort. The tags that appear at the top of the frequency-sorted list are your most consistently used tags — useful for creating a standardised hashtag set and identifying overused or underused tags in your content mix.
Use it to audit competitor hashtag strategies
Visit a competitor's Instagram, LinkedIn, or TikTok profile. Copy several recent posts into the extractor and use frequency sort to identify which hashtags they use most consistently. This reveals their hashtag strategy without manual counting, and the tag cloud shows their emphasis at a glance. Cross-reference with your own frequency analysis to find gaps in your hashtag usage.
Build a hashtag library from successful posts
Take your historically best-performing posts (by reach, engagement, or saves) and paste them all into the extractor. Sort by frequency to find which hashtags your successful content has in common. These tags have demonstrated they reach audiences that engage with your content — they belong in a standard hashtag set you use regularly.
Check for banned or problematic hashtags
Extract the full hashtag list from a new post before publishing and review each tag individually. Some hashtags are shadowbanned on Instagram and TikTok — associated with spam or violating content — and using them can suppress your post's reach even if your content is compliant. The extracted list makes it easy to check each tag in sequence.
Use comma output for spreadsheet import
When logging social media posts in a spreadsheet, set the separator to comma and paste the extracted hashtags directly into the tags column. No reformatting needed. If your spreadsheet tool uses a different separator (semicolon in some European Excel installations), change the separator to match before copying.