Social Content Tag Extractor
Turn a longer social post or script into a tag set with phrases.
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What the Social Content Tag Extractor does
The Social Content Tag Extractor is built for longer text — a video script, a carousel write-up or a long caption — and returns both single-word and phrase-based tags along with the source terms and their real counts.
How it works
Word frequency and repeated-phrase detection run over the whole text, then both are converted into hashtags. The source group keeps the underlying counts visible so you can judge each tag.
- 1Paste the full script or post.
- 2Set the maximum number of tags.
- 3Keep phrase tags on for richer output.
- 4Generate the three groups.
- 5Pick a mix of word and phrase tags.
Worked example
A script about balcony gardening returns #balcony and #gardening as word tags and #balconygarden as a phrase tag.
Who uses it
- Tagging a video from its script before publishing
- Turning a long-form post into a tag set
- Finding the phrases a script repeats
- Preparing tags for a carousel or thread
Best practices
- Use the script, not the title, for richer signal.
- Prefer phrase tags — they are more specific.
- Check counts in the source group before trusting a tag.
- Trim the set to what the content genuinely covers.
Honest limitations
Counts reflect your text only. A high count does not mean a tag is popular or effective anywhere else.
Frequently asked questions
- How long should the input be?
- Three hundred words or more gives dependable phrase detection.
- Why show counts?
- So you can see the evidence behind every suggested tag.
- Does it fetch anything online?
- No, all analysis is local to your browser.