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Hashtag Extractor

Pull all #hashtags from any text instantly. Paste a social media post, blog article, or chat transcript and get a clean list of every hashtag. Remove duplicates, sort alphabetically, and copy or download your tags. No signup, no uploads — the tool runs entirely in your browser.

Your hashtags will appear here…

Why use this hashtag extractor?

Manually picking hashtags from a long post is slow and error‑prone. This tool does it instantly, giving you a clean, ready‑to‑use list. Whether you're curating content, analyzing social media trends, or building a campaign, you can extract, deduplicate, and export hashtags in seconds.

  • Automatic extraction – finds every word that starts with #, including tags with underscores like #dark_mode.
  • Duplicate removal – keep only unique hashtags to avoid redundancy in your final list.
  • Sorting – alphabetize your tags for a neat, organized output.
  • Instant, private – all processing is local; your text never leaves your browser.

How to extract hashtags (step‑by‑step)

1. Paste your text

Drop the entire post, article, or chat log into the left box.

2. Choose options

Toggle "Unique hashtags only" to skip duplicates and "Sort A‑Z" to order them alphabetically.

3. See the list

The extracted hashtags appear instantly on the right, each on its own line.

4. Copy or download

Copy the list to your clipboard or save it as a text file, ready to paste anywhere.

Example: extracting hashtags from a post

Input text Extracted hashtags (unique, sorted)
Just finished a 5K run! #fitness #running #health #fitness #fitness #health #running

Common use cases

  • Social media management: Quickly gather all hashtags used in a competitor's post or user‑generated content.
  • Content curation: Build a consistent set of tags for your Instagram, Twitter, or LinkedIn posts.
  • Trend analysis: Extract hashtags from a collection of posts to see which topics are most popular.
  • Campaign tracking: Collect all tags related to a marketing campaign to monitor reach and engagement.

Pro tips

  • The extractor looks for any word starting with # followed by letters, numbers, or underscores. It ignores punctuation after the tag.
  • If you paste an entire tweet, it will capture all hashtags including those in the middle of a sentence.
  • Combine with our Text Sorter if you need more advanced sorting options.

Frequently asked questions

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