Free LinkedIn Hashtag Generator

A LinkedIn hashtag generator suggests the hashtags to add to your LinkedIn post. Paste your post or describe it, and Deepege suggests a short set that matches what the post is really about, usually one broad hashtag and two niche ones, written without spaces. It can also place them in your post and rewrite the post itself in the same chat.

Deepege chat mockup: a LinkedIn post draft ending with three hashtags, next to the hashtags labeled broad and niche

Mockup: a long hashtag list trimmed to three that match the post, with reasons for the ones removed

A few hashtags that fit, not a long list

LinkedIn groups posts by hashtag and lets people search them, so a hashtag only helps if it matches your post. LinkedIn's own advice is to use no more than three per post, with a mix of broad and niche. Paste your post and Deepege suggests a short set that fits, or checks the list you usually use and removes hashtags with spaces, ones that are too generic and ones that have nothing to do with the post.

Mockup: hashtags placed in the post text marked correct, and hashtags added in a comment marked as not working

In the post, where hashtags work

On LinkedIn, hashtags only work in the text of the post, not in the comments. Ask Deepege to place them for you: at the end of the post, or one worked into a sentence when it reads naturally. You get the full post back with the hashtags in place, ready to copy into LinkedIn, so you do not have to edit the post after you publish.

Mockup: a request to write a LinkedIn post and its hashtags together, with a hiring post and image as the result

Write the post and the hashtags together

If you do not have the post yet, ask for both. Deepege writes the LinkedIn post with a strong first line and short paragraphs, adds the hashtags and can make an image for it in the same chat. For longer posts and more post ideas, use the LinkedIn post generator.

How to use

1
Paste your post
Paste your LinkedIn post or describe what it is about and who it is for. Edit the sample prompt above to start.
2
Check the hashtags
Read the suggested hashtags and why they fit. Ask for more specific ones, fewer, or a branded hashtag.
3
Publish with them in the post
Copy the post with the hashtags in the text and publish it on LinkedIn from your profile or company page.

Used across industries

SaaS example: a founder post about faster support replies with the hashtags #CustomerSupport, #CustomerExperience and #SaaS — Founders and SaaS teams
A founder shares how the support team cut reply times. Deepege suggests #CustomerSupport as the broad hashtag and #CustomerExperience and #SaaS as the niche ones, and places them at the end of the post.

Hiring example: a remote product designer job post with the hashtags #Hiring, #ProductDesign and #RemoteJobs — Recruiters and hiring managers
A startup is hiring a remote product designer. Deepege suggests #Hiring, #ProductDesign and #RemoteJobs, so the post reaches people who search for design jobs, and keeps the job details in the text.

Event example: a design week post using a branded event hashtag plus two topic hashtags — Events and company pages
A design event wants one hashtag for every post about it. Deepege suggests a short branded hashtag, #RiversideDesignWeek, plus two topic hashtags, and reminds you to search it on LinkedIn first to check it is not already in use.

How to choose hashtags for LinkedIn

Use a few. LinkedIn suggests no more than three per post. A short set looks cleaner and stays on topic.
Mix broad and niche. One broad hashtag, such as #Marketing, reaches a wider conversation. Niche ones, such as #B2BMarketing, reach the people who care most.
Match the post. Every hashtag should describe what the post is really about. Popular hashtags that do not fit will not help.
Put them in the post. Hashtags in comments do not work on LinkedIn. Add them at the end or inside a sentence.
No spaces or symbols. Write #CustomerSupport, not #Customer Support. Capitalizing each word makes longer hashtags easier to read.
Search before you create one. If you want a hashtag for your event or brand, search it on LinkedIn first to see if someone else already uses it.

How this tool works

Edit the prompt above with your post. After you sign in, Deepege opens a new chat and sends your prompt, and the hashtags appear in the chat. Ask for changes until they fit, then copy the post into LinkedIn. To write the post itself, try the LinkedIn post generator. For other platforms, use the YouTube hashtag generator or the TikTok hashtag generator.

FAQ

What is a LinkedIn hashtag generator?

It is a tool that suggests hashtags for a LinkedIn post. On this page you paste your post or describe it, and Deepege chat suggests a short set of hashtags that match it, which you can change by chatting.

Is this LinkedIn hashtag generator free?

Yes, you can try it for free. You get free credits on sign-up, so you can open Deepege chat from this page and get hashtags right away. When the credits run out, you can keep going on a paid plan.

How many hashtags should I use on LinkedIn?

LinkedIn's own advice is to use no more than three hashtags per post. You can add more, but a short set of relevant hashtags keeps the post clean and on topic, so Deepege suggests three by default.

Where should hashtags go in a LinkedIn post?

In the text of the post, either at the end or inside a sentence. Hashtags added in the comments do not work on LinkedIn. If you forget them, you can edit the post later and add them.

Does it show how popular each hashtag is?

No. Deepege does not show live LinkedIn hashtag data or follower counts. It suggests hashtags based on your post. To see how active a hashtag is, search it on LinkedIn and look at the recent posts that use it.

Does Deepege post to LinkedIn for me?

No. Deepege writes the hashtags and the post, but it does not publish to LinkedIn. You copy the post and publish it from your profile or company page. The hashtags and posts are yours to use.