What Are The Top Lumine X Aether Fan Art Hashtags?

I get giddy just thinking about this ship and all the cute tag combos people use, so here’s a practical, platform-savvy list from my messy sketchbook of notes. If you want reach and discoverability, mix character tags, game tags, ship tags, art-medium tags, and a couple platform-specific tags. Core, high-traffic tags I always include: #GenshinImpact, #GenshinImpactFanart, #Lumine, #Aether, #LuminexAether, #AetherxLumine. Those are the baseline that pull in general Genshin traffic.

For more targeted exposure, add pairing variants and shorthand: #LumAether, #LumineAether, #LumineXAether, #AetherxLum, #LumineAetherFanart. Then layer in medium and community tags like #fanart, #digitalart, #illustration, #procreate, #clipstudiopaint, #wacom, and #WIP or #process to catch people who browse art workflows. I also use #fanartist and #fanartfeature when I want curators to see a finished piece.

Platform and region tags matter. On Instagram you can load up to 30 tags — use all the ones above plus niche tags like #characterdesign, #cute, #romance, #GenshinArt. On X/Twitter I keep it tight: choose 2–4 tags (for example #GenshinImpact + #LuminexAether + #digitalart). For Pixiv and Japanese-speaking audiences, add Japanese tags like #原神, #ルミネ, #エーテル, #旅人, and #原神イラスト. Chinese tags to try are #原神, #荧, #空, and #同人 if you’re aiming at that community. On TikTok, pair hashtags with a good audio and use #genshinart #fanart #luminexaether and #fyp. DeviantArt and ArtStation accept longer text tags — use descriptive English tags like genshin impact, traveler, lumen/aether, shipping, siblings (if contextual), etc.

A few extra tips from my own uploads: 1) Keep a pinned comment or description listing main tags and a few alt-language tags so people searching different terms can find you. 2) Respect content rules: if something’s mature, tag it clearly (e.g., #nsfw or platform equivalent). 3) Rotate and test — sometimes a less-saturated tag like #LumAetherArt lands you on niche feeds where people engage more. I end up mixing broad with niche and changing one or two tags per repost — that tiny shuffle has boosted interaction more than I expected.

I’m the kind of fan who tucks a sticky note next to my tablet with go-to hashtags, so here’s a compact cheat-sheet that actually works when I want quick exposure. Must-haves: #GenshinImpact, #GenshinImpactFanart, #Lumine, #Aether. Ship-focused tags I use next: #LuminexAether, #AetherxLumine, #LumAether. Then throw in medium and vibe tags like #fanart, #digitalart, #illustration, plus a process tag such as #WIP or #speedpaint if I’m sharing a timelapse.

Platform tweaks: on X/Twitter pick 2–4 tags; on Instagram you can go up to 30 so add language variants like #原神 and #ルミネ; on Pixiv include Japanese tags directly; on TikTok match a trending sound and use #genshinart. I’ve found tagging both characters and ship names helps a lot — some fans search the character, others the ship — and switching a couple tags between reposts brings surprisingly different audiences. Give it a try with a small rotation and see which combo sticks.