Hreflang Checker
Paste any URL to list its hreflang tags, the locales each one declares, and whether the page references itself. Correct tags send visitors and crawlers to the right language version.
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What this check covers
- Hreflang tags
- Locales
- Self-reference
- Page language
- Final URL
How it works
01
Paste the page URL
Enter any page on a multilingual or multi-region site and run the check.
02
Read each locale row
Every hreflang tag gets a row showing its language code and target address.
03
Fix missing or wrong tags
Add self-references and missing locales, then re-run each version to verify.
Common questions
What is hreflang?
A tag that links language and region versions of a page so search engines show the right one to each visitor.
Is the hreflang checker free?
Yes. Check any public page with no account and nothing to install.
Which locales need hreflang tags?
Every language or region version of the page, including a self-reference to the page itself.
What happens with wrong hreflang tags?
Visitors can land on the wrong language, and search engines may show the wrong version in results.
Do I need hreflang on single-language sites?
No. Hreflang only matters when the same content exists in more than one language or region.
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