Paste a caption and get a clean version with preserved paragraph breaks, hashtags gathered at the end, and live counts before posting.
Instagram captions support paragraph breaks, but pasted text often arrives with uneven spaces, stray blank lines and hashtags scattered through the sentences. This formatter cleans spacing, keeps intentional paragraph breaks, and optionally gathers all hashtags into a tidy block at the end, separated from the text by a blank line. It also reports caption length against the 2,200-character limit and counts hashtags against the 30-hashtag limit.
Why do line breaks sometimes disappear on Instagram? Breaks can collapse when a line ends with spaces or when text is pasted from certain apps. Clean line breaks with no trailing spaces, as produced here, are preserved reliably.
Should hashtags go in the caption or the first comment? Both placements are indexed. Keeping them at the end of the caption, as this formatter does, keeps everything in one place and avoids a rushed first comment.
What happens over 30 hashtags or 2,200 characters? Posts can fail or be limited when limits are exceeded. The counts shown here flag both limits before posting so excess tags or text can be trimmed.