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Part of free Instagram tools, free TikTok tools, free YouTube tools, free LinkedIn tools and free X tools.
Unlike most tools here, this one is not on-device: the topic you type is sent to Versely's server, where a Google Gemini model writes the options. We don't store what you type, only a daily usage counter per visitor.
How it works
1. Describe the post
Type what the post is about in a few words, add any place or product names as keywords, and choose Instagram, TikTok or YouTube Shorts.
2. Generate
Your topic goes to Versely's server, a Gemini model suggests broad, niche and specific tags, and anything malformed is dropped before you see it. Usually a few seconds.
3. Build your set
Tap tags to add or remove them, or type your own. On Instagram the counter stops you at 5, the most a post accepts.
4. Check and copy
Search each tag in the app to make sure recent posts look like yours, then copy the set into your caption.
Questions
How many hashtags can I use on Instagram?
Up to 5 per post or Reel, according to Instagram's Help Center (checked September 2026); with more, the post or comment will not go through. Meta's developer documentation still lists 30 for posts made through its API, but the app enforces 5, so this tool follows 5. For YouTube, more than 60 hashtags on a video means all of them are ignored. TikTok's Help Center does not publish a limit.
Why are there no post counts next to the tags?
Because we don't have that data, and a number we made up would be worse than none. Broad, niche and specific are the model's judgement of how general a tag is. To see a tag's real size and what is posted under it, search it in the app.
Does it check for banned hashtags?
No. Platforms restrict some tags and hide their posts, the list changes, and none of them publish it in full, so any "banned hashtag list" is a guess. The honest check is to search each tag before you use it: if recent posts are missing or unrelated to yours, skip it. Unrelated tags can also count as spam.
Which AI writes this, and is anything I type stored?
A Google Gemini Flash model, called from Versely's server; if Google's API is down, the same request goes to a Gemini model through a backup provider. A separate safety classifier checks your topic first. Versely does not save what you type. The server keeps two counters: one per connection, keyed by a one-way hash of your IP address, and a site-wide total. Both expire within about a day. Your text is sent to the model provider only to write the options.
How many free generations do I get?
Ten a day per connection, and the page shows how many you have left after each run. The count resets at midnight UTC. A failed or empty run does not count. There is also a site-wide daily cap that keeps the tool free for everyone; if it is reached, the page says so. Topics can be up to 200 characters and keywords up to 150.
Does it work without JavaScript?
No. The page and this help text load without scripts, but the generator is a small script that sends your topic to Versely's server and shows the options it gets back. If scripts are blocked, allow them for versely.studio, or write in the Versely app instead.
Related tools
Stay in the same job cluster. Free tools stay on-device; paid tools are labelled as such.
These rearrange files. Versely makes new ones.
Everything on this page works on a file you already have, which is why it costs nothing. Generating something that did not exist (video from a prompt, a voice, a score) runs a model, and that costs credits.