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Extract Hashtags

Pull hashtags out of captions, campaign drafts, or social exports so you can review and reuse them faster.

Extract hashtags from text instantly online.

Input

Paste captions, social posts, or notes that include hashtags.

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Output

Each detected hashtag will be listed on its own line.

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FAQ

Common questions about this tool.

Can it extract hashtags with numbers or underscores?

Yes. It supports common hashtag formats that include letters, numbers, and underscores.

Does it work with non-English hashtags?

Yes. It can detect hashtags built from many Unicode letter and number characters.

How to use

Paste the text, run the extractor, then copy the hashtag list.

  1. Paste the caption, post draft, or exported text into the input box.
  2. Click Extract Hashtags to pull every hashtag into a vertical list.
  3. Copy the results for review, reuse, or reporting.

Use cases

This is useful when hashtags are mixed into longer social copy and need to be reviewed separately.

  • Pull hashtags from campaign drafts before publishing social posts.
  • Review hashtag usage across creator or brand copy.
  • Reuse cleaned hashtag sets in content calendars and briefs.

When this tool is useful

Pull hashtags out of captions, campaign drafts, or social exports so you can review and reuse them faster. Extract Hashtags sits in the extraction tools part of the site, which focuses on pull numbers, URLs, and email addresses out of raw text.

It works well when useful entities are buried inside mixed text and you need to pull them into a cleaner list quickly. Within that group, it leans toward structured extraction tasks, so the page is tuned for quick single-purpose use rather than a long multi-step workflow. If this step is only part of the job, the most relevant follow-up tools are Word Frequency and Text to Slug.

Before you copy the result

  • Spot-check a few extracted lines so partial matches or surrounding punctuation do not sneak into the result.
  • Use the output as a staging list before moving it into a spreadsheet, CRM, audit sheet, or upload step.
  • If you need to normalize the extracted lines, follow with a cleanup or list-formatting tool.

Example

A quick example of how this tool works.

Input

Campaign copy: #SpringLaunch #ProductUpdate #2026Goals

Output

#SpringLaunch\n#ProductUpdate\n#2026Goals