TikTok Caption Generator with Hashtags

TikTok's Content Posting API, which scheduling tools publish through, accepts captions of up to 2,200 characters, hashtags and mentions included. Every draft here stays within that limit, so it can be scheduled as written. Each draft shows its count.

Usually short. Viewers see the start of the caption over the video and most of them never expand it, so the first line has to do the work. A hook, one or two short lines and a question or call to action is plenty. The long limit is there for recipes, steps or context you want people to find.

No. The caption is the text you write under your video, which this tool drafts. Auto captions are on-screen subtitles that TikTok makes from the speech in your video; you turn them on in TikTok's editor before you post.

A few relevant ones beat a long list. Each draft has 3 to 5 hashtags: some about the exact topic of the video and some for its wider niche. Pick hashtags people in your niche actually follow, and drop any that do not describe the video.

It writes good first drafts fast, and gives you three angles to choose from. Read the draft out loud, change the words that do not sound like you, and check any detail about your video. The generator is told not to invent facts or numbers, but you know the video best.

Yes. Paste a draft into a new TikTok post in SociaHive, add your video, and pick a time. SociaHive schedules TikTok posts along with your other channels.