The only tool that sees what the Instagram algorithm sees Banned Words & Safety Check
Over 80% of posts never show up in Explore or Recommendations, and most small business owners & creators never even know their post was hidden.
This happens more often than most people realise
The system doesn’t warn you. It just quietly buries your post.
You only realise something’s wrong when the views dry up and your next few posts sink too.
This tool shows you what the algorithm sees and flags the risk before you post.
It scans your caption, image, and overlays using the same moderation logic Instagram is built on.
So you can fix what’s wrong before your reach disappears.
What actually triggers a post to be hidden? Even when your content follows the rules, Instagram can quietly limit how far it travels, based on how your words or visuals are interpreted by the system.
These are just a few things we’ve seen trigger penalties in 2024–2025:
“Link in bio” — often deprioritised when paired with promotional tone
“Giveaway” — triggers spam filter unless paired with specific formatting
“DM me for more” — red-flagged for direct solicitation
Close-ups of skin tones — misunderstood as suggestive
Pictures of children in everyday moments — quietly filtered in many regions
Too many identical phrases from post to post — looks like AI or spam
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None of these get a warning. But they can quietly bury your post.
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Real captions that killed reach and how one small word made the difference
Who this tool is really for
This is for anyone who’s seen their reach drop without knowing why.
For creators, business owners, educators, artists – anyone who relies on visibility to grow.
If you care what happens after you press publish, this tool is for you.
Banned Words & Safety Check We built this tool to catch the problems Instagram doesn’t warn you about
Scans your caption for risky words, tone triggers, and phrasing that often gets flagged, especially in personal or promotional posts.
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Texts
It also analyses your image, not just the text on it, but the visual content itself. Yes, even neutral shots – skin-tone clothes or child portraits – can be misread as inappropriate.
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Images
Everything this tool checks is based on Meta’s official rules: the full set of community guidelines, ad policies, and real-world moderation patterns no one tells you about.
Our team includes a former Meta employee who helped shape how content gets flagged, filtered, and limited across Instagram and Facebook.
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Instagram
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Facebook
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Threads
Alongside the scan, you’ll also get specific suggestions for what to change. Not just what’s risky, but how to rewrite the caption, change the phrasing, or fix the visual if needed
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Suggestions
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The full tool is available now with 30% off already included
Fix it before your reach tanks. Not after.
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FAQ
It scans both your caption and image using the same signals Instagram’s system looks at — including banned words, tone, and visuals that are often flagged.
Yes. It doesn’t just say “this is risky” — it tells you what part might trigger a filter and suggests how to rewrite or replace it.
Yes — it’s best used before you get penalised. It’s a way to post with more confidence and fewer surprises in your stats.
Yes. Banned words are just one part. This tool looks at how the full post reads to the algorithm — the tone, phrasing, image content, and even how certain words combine. That’s what actually triggers reach limits, not single words on their own.
It can often show you what might have triggered it — even if you didn’t get an official warning.
It’s trained on Meta’s official policies, community guidelines, ad rules, and platform terms — plus insights from my own 7 years of reviewing flagged posts, and a team member who worked at Meta.
Behind the Tool
I’ve spent 17 years in marketing and the last 7 helping people grow on Instagram.
The most heartbreaking thing is seeing brilliant content disappear without explanation, even when creators do everything “right.”
I built this because I was tired of watching people blame themselves when the system is what’s actually broken.
This isn’t just another “Instagram tip.” It’s the part no one talks about, but everyone needs to understand if they want to grow.