Hreflang Tag Generator — Multilingual SEO Made Simple
Free online hreflang tag generator for multilingual and multi-regional websites. Generate HTML link tags, XML sitemap hreflang annotations, and HTTP headers. Supports 70+ languages and 60+ regions with x-default fallback. Essential for international SEO and avoiding duplicate content across language versions.
Output Format
Quick Add
What is hreflang?
Hreflang tells search engines which language and region a page targets, and which alternate versions exist for other locales.
When to use:
›Same content in multiple languages
›Same language, different regions (en-US vs en-GB)
›Alternate versions with different regional content
x-default = the fallback page shown when no other hreflang matches the user's language.
Must-follow Rules
1. Every page must reference ALL other language versions
2. Every page must also reference itself
3. All URLs must be absolute (with https://)
4. Tags must be in the <head> of every page
5. Or use XML sitemap / HTTP headers instead
6. Hreflang is confirmed — Google still decides which to show
Language / Region Entries
How to Use Hreflang Tag Generator
Enter Page URL
Paste the URL of the page you want to create hreflang tags for
Add Language Versions
Add all language and regional versions of the page with their URLs
Select Output Format
Choose between HTML link tags, XML sitemap annotations, or HTTP headers
Copy and Implement
Copy the generated tags and add them to the <head> of every page in the set
Frequently Asked Questions
Hreflang tags tell search engines which language or regional version of a page to serve to users based on their language and location preferences.
Yes, if you have similar content targeting different regions (e.g., US English vs UK English), hreflang tags help serve the correct regional version.
No, each hreflang annotation must include a self-referencing canonical link. Every URL in the group must reference itself as a canonical.
The x-default hreflang tag specifies a fallback page for users whose language or region does not match any specific hreflang entry.
Try an Example
Sample multilingual URL
https://example.com/page
3 language versions (en, es, fr) · x-default configured
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="en" href="https://example.com/en/page" />
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