Instagram captions
Posts end with long blocks of promotional and discovery hashtags.
Remove Hashtags
Remove social hashtags entirely or strip only the # symbol—clean captions before republishing or analyzing tone.
Remove Hashtags
Remove, extract, sort, or analyze hashtags with live frequency stats.
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Top hashtags
Paste or type text containing hashtags to clean.
Captions, posts, exports, or chat paste
Cleaned text or extracted hashtag list
Your text stays in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Example
Social caption → Clean output
Before
Great day! #summer #travel #vacation #travel
After (remove)
Great day!
After (hash-only mode)
Great day! summer travel vacation travel
After (frequency view)
summer (1) travel (2) vacation (1)
How to Use
- Paste captions, posts, or exports containing hashtags.
- Select a hashtag mode — remove, hash-only, extract, frequency, plain words, dedupe, or sort.
- Enable list options for extract and frequency modes when you need unique or sorted output.
- Review live stats and top hashtags, then copy or download the cleaned result.
Common Hashtag Problems
TikTok descriptions
Short-form video exports mix trending tags with caption text.
X/Twitter posts
Threads and retweets carry campaign tags and topic hashtags inline.
Chat exports
Social chat logs paste with hashtags mixed into conversation text.
Social media datasets
Research corpora need tag noise removed before readability analysis.
AI-generated captions
ChatGPT and AI tools often append suggested hashtag blocks to outputs.
Hashtag Modes Explained
Remove hashtags
Delete the full #tag token and clean up leftover spacing.
Remove # only
Strip the octothorpe but keep the tag word in place as plain text.
Extract hashtags
Output a comma-separated list of every tag found in your paste.
Frequency view
Show how often each tag appears — travel (5).
Sort alphabetically
Reorder hashtags in the original text from A to Z.
Remove duplicates
Keep the first occurrence of each tag and remove repeated hashtags.
Before and After Examples
| Mode | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Remove | #travel #summer |
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| Hash only | #travel |
travel |
| Extract | Text #travel #food |
travel, food |
| Duplicates | #food #food |
#food |
| Sort | #zebra #apple |
#apple #zebra |
| Frequency | #food #food |
food (2) |
Why Remove Hashtags?
Hashtags help discovery on social platforms but add noise when republishing, analyzing, or preparing text for other channels.
Social media cleanup
Strip tags before cross-posting captions to blogs or newsletters.
Blog republishing
Convert social posts into readable prose without tag clutter at the end.
Research datasets
Prepare qualitative corpora for coding and sentiment analysis.
Readability improvement
Remove tag noise so readability scores reflect actual prose.
AI text cleanup
Strip suggested hashtag blocks from ChatGPT and AI-generated captions.
Export preparation
Normalize social exports before importing into CMS or spreadsheet tools.
Hashtag Types Explained
Regular hashtags
Standard word tags used for topics and discovery.
#travel
Numeric hashtags
Year and number tags common in campaigns and events.
#2026
CamelCase hashtags
Multi-word tags written in camel case for readability.
#SummerVacation
Unicode hashtags
Tags with accented and non-Latin characters.
#café
Mixed hashtags
Tags combining letters and numbers in challenge formats.
#100DaysOfCode
Social Platform Examples
Captions often end with 10–30 discovery tags like #photography #travel #wanderlust.
TikTok
Descriptions mix trending tags such as #fyp #viral #tiktok with short captions.
X/Twitter
Posts use inline topic tags like #breaking #news and event hashtags.
Threads
Conversation-style posts carry topic tags similar to Instagram and X.
Professional posts use industry tags like #marketing #leadership #hiring.
Notes & Limitations
- Unicode hashtags are supported via Unicode letter and number matching.
- Hashtag matching is exact — obfuscated or spaced tags may not match.
- All processing is local in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
- Frequency mode counts duplicate tags and shows occurrence totals.
- Hash symbols inside code snippets may be affected — paste social text when possible.
Popular Workflows
Frequently Asked Questions
What is hash-only mode?
Hash-only mode removes the # symbol but keeps the tag word — so #travel becomes travel in your text.
Can I extract hashtags only?
Yes. Select Extract hashtags only to output a comma-separated list of every tag found in your paste.
Are Unicode hashtags supported?
Yes. Tags with accented and non-Latin characters like #café are detected using Unicode letter matching.
Do numbers inside hashtags work?
Yes. Numeric and mixed tags such as #2026 and #100DaysOfCode are supported.
Can I remove duplicates?
Yes. Use Remove duplicates mode to keep the first occurrence of each tag in text, or enable the list option in extract mode.
Can I sort hashtags alphabetically?
Yes. Sort hashtags alphabetically mode reorders tags in your text, or enable the sort option for extract output.
Will emojis affect detection?
Emojis next to hashtags do not break detection. Tags are matched by the # prefix and following letters or numbers.
Can I preserve hashtag order?
Yes. Enable Preserve original order in extract or frequency modes to keep tags in the order they first appear.
Can I count hashtags?
Yes. Frequency view shows how many times each tag appears, and live stats display totals and top hashtags.
Is my text uploaded?
No. All hashtag processing runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your text never leaves your device.