The YouTube Hashtag Generator suggests hashtags that fit your video topic. Results are grouped into top picks, broad, niche and long-tail hashtags, so you can mix wide reach with specific relevance. The hashtags are written by AI from your topic and are not based on live search or trend data.
How to Use — Step by Step
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Describe your videoType the topic or title, and optionally a few keywords.
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Choose your optionsPick Video or Short, how many hashtags, and the language.
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Generate & pickClick Generate Hashtags, then click hashtags to select or deselect them.
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Copy & pasteCopy your selection and paste it at the end of your video description.
Tips for Best Results
Keep it focused: Three to five relevant hashtags is a good rule. YouTube shows only the first three above the title.
Put the best ones first: The first three hashtags in your description are the ones shown, so start with your top picks.
Be specific in the topic: "Easy sourdough bread for beginners" gives better hashtags than "bread".
Check before you use: Search a few hashtags on YouTube to confirm they match your video and are not misleading.
Do not overdo it: If a video has more than 60 hashtags, YouTube ignores all of them.
Troubleshooting
"The AI is busy" message
Too many people are generating at once. Wait a minute and click Generate again.
Hashtags do not fit my video
Make the topic more specific, add extra keywords, or click Regenerate for a new set.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is a free AI tool that suggests relevant hashtags for your YouTube video or Short. Enter your topic or title and it returns hashtags grouped as top picks, broad, niche and long-tail, ready to copy.
Type your video topic or title, choose the video type, how many hashtags you want and the language, then click Generate Hashtags. Click any hashtag to select or deselect it, then copy your selection.
Three to five well-chosen hashtags is a good rule. YouTube shows only the first three above your title, and if a video has more than 60 hashtags, YouTube ignores all of them.
The simplest place is the end of your description. YouTube shows the first three hashtags from the description as links above your title, so your title stays clean.
They give YouTube and viewers extra context and make your video easier to find on hashtag pages, but they are a small signal. A clear title, thumbnail and description matter more.
Yes. Choose Short as the video type and the tool adds #Shorts to your top picks and focuses on hashtags that suit short-form videos.
Yes. Choose English, Hindi, Hinglish (Hindi in English letters), Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Russian or Indonesian before you generate.
No. The hashtags are generated by AI from your topic and the tool does not show live search volume or trends. Search a few of them on YouTube to check they fit your video.
Yes, it is completely free with no sign-up. Generate as many hashtag sets as you need.