Best hashtags for reels

Using hashtags on Instagram Reels can be a powerful way to increase the reach and visibility of your content. By including relevant hashtags in your Reels, you can attract new followers, engage with a larger audience, and potentially even go viral.

Use the tool below to generate a list of the best hashtags to use.

Here are some tips for choosing the best hashtags for your Reels:

Research popular hashtags: Take some time to research popular hashtags related to your niche or industry. Our tool is the best option to perform your research.

Use a mix of broad and specific hashtags: While it’s important to include popular hashtags, you should also mix in more specific, niche-related hashtags to reach a more targeted audience. For example, if you’re a makeup artist, you might use the hashtag #makeupartist as well as more specific hashtags like #eyeliner or #contour.

Keep it relevant: Make sure the hashtags you use are relevant to your Reel and the content you’re sharing. Using unrelated hashtags may attract the wrong audience and can even be seen as spammy.

Use a mix of branded and non-branded hashtags: In addition to using industry-specific hashtags, consider including branded hashtags that are specific to your business or personal brand. This can help increase your visibility and engagement with your own followers.

Use hashtags strategically: When it comes to using hashtags on Instagram, less is often more. It’s generally best to use between 13-15 hashtags per Reel, rather than stuffing your caption with too many hashtags.

By following these tips, you can choose the best hashtags for your Reels and effectively increase the reach and visibility of your content. Remember to keep experimenting and trying out new hashtags to see what works best for your audience.

How To Use Our Hashtag Generator​

Having a well-organized and frequently updated hashtag collection can help you save time and improve your posts reach. You can create a collection of hashtags using the tools provided by Hashtagstack.com.

Start by creating an account; it’s free and takes no more than 2 minutes.  Click on the “register” link on the navigation bar and fill out the form you will be redirected to.

After creating your account and confirming your email, you can now create collections.

Register for an account

Creating collections​

Start by searching for different keywords around your niche. As you select hashtags, they will be added on the right widget.

By clicking on add to the collection, you will be able to create a collection or add them to an existing collection. Our advice to optimize the use of the application is to create a collection of 200-300 hashtags of different sizes:

– 30% from 10k to 100k posts

-30% 100k to 200k posts

-30% from 200k to 500k posts

-10% over 500k posts

To open the hashtag selection widget on mobile, just click the blue circle with a number. To close it and continue to add hashtags, just click on the blue circle again.

Using your collections

After creating your collection and adding hashtags to it, you will have the possibility to go to your account and choose the collection you want and click the button “fetch collection”.

Then you will see the hashtags of the collection, and all you have to do is click  and choose the hashtags you want to use. and click the button “Copy to clipboard”.

Now that you have organized your hashtags, they are available whenever you need them, whether on your computer or mobile. You’ll be able to access your hashtags quickly without having to search for new ones for each one of your posts.

How Hashtags Work

Hashtag Generator

Hashtags are a tool designed to categorize content for both users and the Instagram algorithm. Instagram’s artificial intelligence keeps a record of all the hashtags you use; it will use these tags to determine the type of things you post and show your account to similar audiences.

Hashtags can also help your content to be found by users who are actively searching for it. Often, users find new accounts to follow by going to the hashtags page and consuming content through the hashtag feed.

Most users find new content by looking at the “Top” posts for each hashtag. These “Top” posts are the most successful recent posts (in terms of engagement). In other words, if you want people to see your content, you need to be in the top 9 posts of a hashtag.

Quality posts get the engagement that puts them at the top of the user’s feed. You need a certain amount of relevant engagement for the tag to get to the top. This means that choosing smaller, less competitive hashtags will make it easier for you to rank at the top of that tag and receive engagement.

Similarly, if you use #foodie and your post has nothing to do with food, it simply won’t appear at the top of the hashtags. Instagram’s artificial intelligence “scans” each post before it’s published and tries to identify what the post is about. The algorithm will know if there is no food in your photo and may limit your reach if it thinks your post is about another topic.

To avoid cyberstalking and unwanted content, Instagram has chosen to censor specific hashtags. This list is constantly evolving, so a general rule is to never use tags that may be offensive to anyone. This includes profanity, slurs, names of drugs, etc.

If you use these tags, Instagram may delete your post, your reach may be reduced, or the algorithm will shadowban you in some cases.