Cleaned output
#travel #foodie #nyc #food #summer
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Dedupe, spacing, and hash prefixes.
Cleaned output
#travel #foodie #nyc #food #summer
Unique tags
5
Removed dupes
2
Total parsed
7
Copying tag blocks from old posts stacks duplicates (#travel twice) and mixed case (#Foodie vs #foodie). This tool normalizes the list in the browser.
Default sample removes 2 duplicates from 7 parsed tokens, leaving 5 unique tags on separate lines with lowercase on.
Counters show unique tags, removed dupes, and total parsed tokens so you can confirm nothing was dropped by mistake.
Instagram captions often want a block of tags at the end, either line breaks or spaced on one line. TikTok allows fewer tags; dedupe first, then trim manually to the top 5 relevant tags.
Styled display names belong in the Social Media Bio Font Generator; keep hashtags ASCII for search.
Track campaign links with the UTM Builder separately from hashtag blocks.
Copy cleaned hashtags sends the output textarea contents. Paste into your scheduler or notes app.
The parser expects word characters after optional #. Punctuation attached to words stays attached; edit edge cases manually.
Rerun when you merge lists from multiple campaigns. Dedupe is case-insensitive, so #NYC and #nyc count as one.
The parser pulls #word tokens from your paste, strips the hash for comparison, and keeps the first instance of each tag case-insensitively. Default messy input #travel #foodie #travel #NYC yields 5 unique tags after dedupe.
When checked, every tag is lowercased before the # is reattached (#Foodie → #foodie). Instagram search treats many tags as case-insensitive; lowercase keeps lists tidy.
Unchecked (default): one hashtag per line, easy to scan. Checked "space-separated": one line with spaces, ready for an Instagram caption footer.
No. It only dedupes and formats. Review Instagram and TikTok community guidelines yourself. Pair with the Instagram Engagement Rate Calculator to see if a tag set correlates with reach changes.