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Text to Hashtag

Turn a phrase into a hashtag (CamelCase or kebab-#). Removes accents, punctuation and spaces. Useful for Instagram, X and LinkedIn. Everything in your browser.

CamelCase
lowercase
one per word

Turn phrases into hashtags

A hashtag accepts no spaces, accents or punctuation, so turning a phrase into one calls for a clean-up that's laborious by hand. This tool sorts that out in the window itself and leaves the text ready to paste into social media.

It strips accents, punctuation and spaces, and offers readable formats like CamelCase (#MyHashtagHere), which improves reading and even the tag's accessibility. It works well to standardise campaign, event or brand hashtags on Instagram, X and LinkedIn.

The conversion runs in the browser, sending nothing outside. Paste the phrase and get the formatted hashtag back, with no character-by-character tweaking.

Frequently asked questions

Which formats does it return at once?
Three, side by side, refreshed on every keystroke: CamelCase (#MyHashtagHere), all lowercase (#myhashtaghere) and one hashtag per word (#my #hashtag #here). There is no copy button on this page, so highlight the format you want and hit Ctrl+C. The box opens with a sample phrase; clear it and paste your own. Empty the field, or leave only punctuation behind after the clean-up, and all three results fall back to a dash.
What exactly does it strip out of the text?
Accents, punctuation and every character that is not a letter from A to Z, a digit or a space. "Olá, Mundo!" becomes #OlaMundo. Hyphens and underscores go with them, so "e-commerce" ends up as #ecommerce. The side effect shows with non-Latin alphabets: text in Cyrillic, Japanese or emoji gets removed entirely and the output falls back to a dash, as though the box were empty. Digits survive, but a tag made only of digits will not turn into a link on most networks.
Does the text I paste get sent to a server?
No. The conversion happens entirely in the browser, inside a twenty-line script loaded with the page; nothing is uploaded and nothing is stored. Close the tab and it is gone. The tool sets no character limit either, though the limit at the other end matters: Instagram allows up to 30 hashtags per post and the caption caps at 2,200 characters, so the one-per-word output from a long sentence may not fit.

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