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Hreflang Checker

Check the hreflang tags that link a page to its other language and country versions.

Not sure what to enter? Try an example: wikipedia.org

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wikipedia.org

This page doesn't have any hreflang tags - if you have multiple language versions of this content, adding them helps search engines show the right version to the right audience.

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Enter a URL to list its hreflang tags and check for a self-reference and an x-default version.

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What are hreflang tags?

Hreflang tags tell search engines which language or regional version of a page to show to which users - for example en-us, en-gb and hi-in versions of the same page. Every version should list all the others and itself, and the tags must point to indexable URLs.

How to check hreflang tags

Enter the page URL or domain in the box above.
Click Check Hreflang.
Review each language/region code and the URL it points to.
Make sure every alternate page links back (return tags) and add an x-default version.

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Check each version's canonical with the Canonical URL Checker.
Check the alternate URLs load with the HTTP Status Checker.

Each language version should list every other version and itself, and the links must point both ways or search engines ignore them. JustChecker re-checks your pages so a broken alternate link is caught early.

Frequently Asked Questions

When the same page exists in several languages, or in one language for different countries (en-IN, en-US). It helps search engines show each visitor the right version.

Missing return links (page A lists B but B doesn't list A), wrong codes such as en-UK instead of en-GB, and pointing to URLs that redirect or are noindexed.

No. It is only useful when you have alternate versions of the same content.

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