LinkedIn hashtag generator
Paste your post and get a mix of broad and niche hashtags, with the three to five you should actually use.
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Keyword → hashtag formatter
How to choose LinkedIn hashtags
- Describe the post, not your industry. A post about pricing experiments needs #Pricing, not just #Business.
- One or two broad, two or three niche. Broad for reach, niche for relevance.
- CamelCase multiword tags. #CustomerSuccess is easier to read and friendlier to screen readers than #customersuccess.
- Put them last. On their own line after your question.
Then paste the whole post into the formatter to check length and the fold.
Questions people ask
How many hashtags should I use on LinkedIn?
Three to five is the common guidance. LinkedIn treats hashtags as topic labels; more than a handful looks spammy and doesn’t reliably add reach.
Do LinkedIn hashtags still work?
They matter less than they used to — LinkedIn’s feed increasingly ranks by the content itself and by who engages. Hashtags still help label a post’s topic and are searchable, so a few specific ones are worth adding.
Should I use broad or niche hashtags?
A mix. Broad tags like #Leadership have huge audiences but your post disappears among millions. Niche tags like #ProductOps reach fewer, more relevant people. Pick one or two broad and two or three niche.
Where should hashtags go in a LinkedIn post?
At the end, on their own line, so they don’t interrupt reading. Screen readers read hashtags aloud; CamelCase (#ContentStrategy) makes multiword tags readable for everyone.