TikTok has no fixed hashtag count, but every tag eats into your 2,200-character caption budget and over-tagging signals spam. This helper counts your hashtags, measures their character cost, flags malformed or duplicate tags, and points you toward a clean, focused set.
How it works
The tool extracts every hashtag from your text and audits it on three axes:
count = number of distinct, valid #tags found
character cost = total characters consumed (each tag + its # symbol)
validity = letters, numbers, underscores only after the #
A tag containing spaces, punctuation, or symbols will not link on TikTok, so the tool flags it as malformed. Duplicates within the same post are flagged because they waste caption budget without adding reach.
Tips and notes
Aim for three to five hashtags: one or two broad tags for reach plus two or three specific niche tags for relevance. Keep the total character cost modest so most of your 2,200-character caption is free for your actual message and hook. Rotate a small core set across posts rather than pasting an identical block every time, which can read as automated to the algorithm.