Free YouTube Hashtag Generator

A YouTube hashtag generator suggests the # keywords you add to a video's title or description. Describe your video or Short, and Deepege writes a short set of hashtags that match it, most important first, plus a description to put them in. Hashtags are not the same as tags: for the hidden tags field, use the YouTube tag generator.

Deepege chat mockup: a latte art Short with five suggested hashtags, most important first, and a two-line description

Mockup: five relevant hashtags kept and three unrelated or spaced hashtags crossed out, with a short checklist

A short set that fits the video

More hashtags is not better. YouTube says that the more you add, the less relevant they become, that hashtags unrelated to the video can lead to its removal, and that it ignores every hashtag on a video with more than 60. Deepege writes a short set that matches your video, joins words without spaces and puts the most important ones first. Out of your hashtags, YouTube picks up to three to show by the title.

Mockup: a YouTube description with a short summary and the hashtags placed on the last line

Hashtags and description in one go

Hashtags work in the title or the description, and most people put them in the description. Ask Deepege for a short description that sums up the video and ends with the hashtags, ready to paste. Need a longer description with chapters and links? Try the YouTube description generator.

Mockup: side by side comparison of YouTube hashtags in the description and tags in the hidden tags field

Hashtags and tags, kept apart

Hashtags start with # and show up as links in the title or description. Tags are separate keywords in the tags field that viewers do not see. In the same chat, Deepege can write both, so each goes in the right place. For the tags field, see the YouTube tag generator.

How to use

1
Describe your video
Add the title, what the video covers and who it is for, or paste the script. Edit the sample prompt above to start.
2
Check the hashtag set
Make sure every hashtag matches the video and has no spaces. Ask for fewer, more specific or a brand hashtag.
3
Paste them into YouTube
Copy the hashtags into your title or the end of your description when you upload the video or Short.

Used across industries

Shorts example: hashtags for a latte art Short, such as #latteart and #baristatips — Shorts creators
A barista posts a Short about latte art mistakes. Deepege suggests five hashtags that match it, from the main topic to the niche, with the most important ones first.

Recipe channel example: hashtags for a 15 minute garlic pasta video placed under the description — Recipe and how-to channels
A home cooking channel uploads a 15-minute pasta recipe. Deepege writes a short description and puts four matching hashtags on the last line, ready to paste.

Brands and product videos

A water bottle brand posts a product video. Deepege adds the brand hashtag the team uses on every upload, plus a few that describe this video, and keeps the set short.

What to put in your hashtag request

The title or topic of the video, as specific as you can.
Long video or Short, and who it is for.
Names that matter: your brand hashtag, a series name, a product or a place.
How many you want. A short set of 3 to 5 is easy to check and keeps every hashtag relevant.
The script, if you have it, so the hashtags match what you actually say.

Tips for YouTube hashtags

Use only hashtags that describe the video. Unrelated hashtags can break YouTube's misleading metadata rules.
Join words without spaces, like #LatteArt.
Put the most important hashtags first, and do not stuff the description with them.
Reuse your brand or series hashtag on every upload so viewers can find the rest of your videos.

How this tool works

Edit the prompt above with your video details. After you sign in, Deepege opens a new chat and sends your prompt, and the hashtags appear in the chat. Ask for changes, then copy them into YouTube yourself. Posting the same video on TikTok? Try the TikTok hashtag generator. For the hidden tags field, use the YouTube tag generator.

FAQ

What is a YouTube hashtag generator?

It is a tool that suggests hashtags, the # keywords you add to a YouTube video's title or description. On this page you describe your video or Short, and Deepege chat writes a short set of matching hashtags, which you can change by chatting before you paste them into YouTube.

Is this YouTube 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 YouTube?

YouTube does not give an ideal number. It says that the more hashtags you add, the less relevant they become, and that it ignores all hashtags on a video with more than 60. A short set of about 3 to 5 that really match the video is easy to check. Out of your hashtags, YouTube picks up to three to show by the title.

What is the difference between hashtags and tags?

Hashtags start with # and appear as links in the title or description, and they lead to a page of other videos with the same hashtag. Tags are keywords in the separate tags field that viewers do not see. Deepege can write both in the same chat.

Will hashtags get my video more views?

No tool can promise that. Hashtags connect your video to others with the same hashtag and can help viewers find it in search, but the title, thumbnail and the video itself matter more. Deepege suggests hashtags from your brief and does not show live hashtag counts.

Can I use these hashtags on my channel?

Yes, you can use them on your own videos. Deepege does not upload to YouTube for you: you paste the hashtags yourself. Remove any hashtag that does not match the video, and see the Deepege user agreement for details.