Find Instagram accounts by hashtag
Give any hashtag and get the accounts posting under it, each with follower count, engagement rate, and the contact details on the profile.
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Put your hashtag in Search Hashtags without the # sign, in place of the demo sustainablefashion, and run. The task collects the authors of the hashtag's top posts and returns each one as an enriched profile row.
Yes. Add one hashtag per line, and use Search Queries for plain words people put in their names and bios. Results from all terms are merged into one list. Broad single-word terms work best; rare terms with tight filters often return nothing.
Top posts under a hashtag tend to come from larger, already popular accounts. To reach smaller creators, add Search Queries alongside the hashtag, or set Follower Count Range Max.
Raise Max profiles to process and Max pages per query / hashtag (the demo reads 3 pages). More pages bring more candidates but slower discovery. Loosen filters too: they run after each profile is read.
No. Private accounts publish no profile data, so they are skipped, listed with the reason in the run's Skipped Accounts record, and not charged.
No. It reads public profile data only and never asks for your Instagram login, password or cookies, so no account of yours is involved.