Generate Facebook hashtags instantly
Enter a few keywords about your Facebook post and get instant hashtag suggestions with this free hashtag generator. Use relevant and trending hashtags to increase visibility, boost engagement, and join conversations that matter.
Why use a hashtag generator?
Choosing hashtags manually often feels like guesswork. Relying on random hashtags or broad ones rarely improves performance. A social media hashtag generator eliminates that uncertainty by suggesting the best hashtags for your post’s topic.
With a generator, you:
- Save time by instantly discovering relevant hashtags for your topic.
- Strengthen your hashtag strategy with a balanced mix of trending and niche tags.
- Improve the odds of reaching a broader audience instead of wasting space with too many hashtags that clutter your post.
Keep in mind that Facebook’s discovery engine uses AI to recommend content. Hashtags act as signals in that system, helping your social media posts surface in feeds and groups where people are already discussing your topic.
How the Facebook hashtag generator works
Enter a few keywords that describe your post, and the generator will suggest hashtags commonly used with similar content on Facebook.
The more specific you are, the better the results. For example, typing “family travel tips” will generate focused options like #FamilyTravel or #TravelWithKids rather than broad, generic tags like #travel. Similarly, a post about “budget home office setup” might suggest #HomeOfficeIdeas or #WorkFromHomeTips, which connect you with people actively looking for that topic.
Once you have your list, select a mix of hashtags. Broader hashtags can increase reach, while niche ones help you join targeted conversations in Facebook groups and feeds.
This way, your post uses relevant and trending hashtags, not just generic ones.
How many hashtags should you use on Facebook?
Adding too many hashtags can make your post look cluttered and distract from your message.
A good rule of thumb is to use one to three hashtags per post. Place them at the end of your caption so they don’t interrupt the flow of your text.
Generate hashtags and schedule posts with SocialBee
Hashtags are useful for discovery on Facebook, but they won’t grow your presence on their own. Building an active online presence requires more than hashtags. You also need to plan content ahead of time, publish consistently, respond to your audience, and measure results.
That’s where SocialBee helps. With SocialBee, hashtags are just one part of a complete Facebook workflow.
SocialBee allows you to:
- Generate captions, hashtags, and images with AI to save time and keep your content ideas flowing.
- Save and reuse hashtag collections across multiple posts.
- Schedule and publish posts on Facebook Pages, Groups, and Profiles, as well as Instagram, LinkedIn, X (Twitter), Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, Bluesky, and Google Business Profile.
- Customize posts for each platform manually or with one-click AI adjustments.
- Schedule a first comment under your post to include extra context or encourage engagement.
- Design visuals seamlessly with Canva, or curate images with our Unsplash and GIPHY integrations.
- Add alt text and choose custom video thumbnails for your clips.
- Manage comments, mentions, and messages in one social inbox, including replies to your Facebook target audience.
- Collaborate with your team or clients by leaving notes, approving posts, and organizing content in shared workspaces.
- Track performance with built-in analytics and export PDF reports to share results easily.
Start your 14-day free trial today and simplify the way you manage hashtags, schedule posts, and grow your Facebook presence.
Tips to improve your hashtag marketing on Facebook
On Facebook, the perfect hashtags are simple, relevant, and used sparingly. One to three hashtags per post is enough to give the algorithm context without making your post look spammy.
Here are the best practices for using the right hashtags on Facebook:
- Use one to three hashtags. More than that rarely adds value and can hurt engagement. So, do your hashtag research and choose the best ones for your tweets.
- Mix branded and niche hashtags. Combine your brand hashtag with community or location tags for better targeting. For example, a bakery in Chicago might use #SweetTreatsBakery (branded) with #ChicagoBakery and #VeganDesserts (niche).
- Keep them relevant. Match hashtags to the actual content of your post instead of relying on broad ones.
- Keep your hashtags short and readable. They must be written as one word without spaces. Numbers are allowed (#2025Goals), but symbols do not work.
- Place them at the end of captions. This keeps your text clean and easy to read while still giving Facebook context.
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