Hreflang Tag Generator
Free hreflang generator for multilingual SEO — language/region codes, x-default, copy-ready HTML tags.
About the Hreflang Tag Generator
This free hreflang generator builds rel="alternate" hreflang="…" tags so search engines know which language or country version of a page to show. If you run English, German, and Lithuanian URLs — or separate US/UK pages — correct hreflang reduces “wrong language” results and duplicate confusion.
Enter each language (or language-region) code with its absolute URL, generate the tag set, and paste it into every page in the cluster. Every version should list the same alternates, including a self-reference.
What you get
- HTML
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="…">tags ready for<head> - Support for language codes (
en,de,lt) and regions (en-US,en-GB) - Optional
x-defaultfor users whose language does not match a variant
How to use
- List each live, indexable URL in the cluster (HTTPS, no unnecessary parameters).
- Assign the correct hreflang code to each URL.
- Generate tags and paste the full set into every page in the group.
- Verify reciprocity with view-source, then request indexing for key URLs.
Quick rules that prevent errors
- If A points to B, B must point back to A.
- Include a self-referencing hreflang on each page.
- Point only at 200 URLs — not redirects or noindex pages.
- Use
en-GB, noten-UK. - Keep each language URL’s canonical pointing to itself.
FAQ
Is this the same as a language switcher? No. A switcher helps visitors; hreflang helps search engines pick the right URL. You usually want both aligned to the same destinations.
Does a hreflang generator improve rankings? It mainly improves which URL is shown to which audience. Content quality and links still drive rankings.
Do I need hreflang on a single-language site? Usually not. Use it when you truly have alternate language or country URLs for the same content.