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Hreflang Tag Generator

Generate hreflang link tags for multilingual websites with x-default support.

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How to Use the Hreflang Tag Generator

Add language/region and URL pairs for each version of your page. Set an optional x-default URL for the fallback language. Generate hreflang link tags and copy the HTML to add to your page head.

Implementation Guide

  • Add all language versions — Include every translated or localized version of the page, including the current one.
  • Use x-default — Set x-default to your default language page or a language selector page.
  • Be consistent — Every page referenced in hreflang should include hreflang tags pointing to all other versions.
  • Use absolute URLs — Always use full URLs including https:// in your hreflang tags.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are hreflang tags?

Hreflang tags tell search engines which language and regional version of a page to show to users in different locations. They prevent duplicate content issues for multilingual sites.

What is x-default?

The x-default hreflang value specifies the default or fallback page for users whose language/region does not match any specific hreflang tag. It is typically your main language page or a language selector.

Do I need hreflang if I only have one language?

No. Hreflang tags are only needed if you have the same content in multiple languages or regional variations (like en-US and en-GB).

Where do I add hreflang tags?

Add them in the <head> section of your HTML, in HTTP headers, or in your XML sitemap. The HTML head method is most common and easiest to implement.

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