Content Tag Extractor
Analyse any pasted content and extract keywords, phrases and hashtag candidates.
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What the Content Tag Extractor does
The Content Tag Extractor is Tagzy's most complete text analysis tool. Paste an article, caption, description or transcript and it returns potential keywords, genuinely repeated terms, multi-word key phrases and ready-made hashtag candidates in a single pass.
How it works
The text is tokenised locally, filtered by your minimum word length and stop-word setting, counted for frequency, and scanned for repeated word windows inside sentence boundaries. Hashtag candidates are then generated from the strongest words and phrases.
- 1Paste the content you want to analyse — the longer the better.
- 2Set the minimum word length to filter out short filler.
- 3Choose the phrase length: two words for most content, three for long articles.
- 4Generate the four result groups.
- 5Copy the hashtag candidates and refine them before posting.
Worked example
A 700-word article about container gardening returns keywords such as 'container', 'soil' and 'balcony', the repeated phrase 'container gardening' with its real count, and candidates like #containergardening.
Who uses it
- Turning a finished blog post into a social tag set
- Extracting tags from a YouTube description
- Tagging a product description consistently
- Auditing what a piece of content actually emphasises
Best practices
- Paste at least 200 words so frequency figures mean something.
- Keep stop-word filtering on unless you are studying style.
- Prefer phrase candidates over single words for hashtags.
- Always review candidates — frequency is not the same as relevance.
Honest limitations
Tagzy analyses only what you paste. It never fetches a page, never queries a search engine or social platform, and shows no popularity data. Frequency counts describe your text and nothing else.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I give it a URL?
- No. Paste the text itself — nothing is fetched, which keeps your content on your device.
- Why do some obvious phrases not appear?
- Phrases must repeat at least twice within sentence boundaries to be counted.
- Are the hashtag candidates ready to post?
- Treat them as candidates. Review them and check each one on your platform.
- Is my text uploaded anywhere?
- No. All processing happens in your browser.