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Hreflang Checker

SiteTend Hreflang

Find invalid language codes, conflicting alternate URLs, missing fallbacks, and canonical alignment problems.

Your input stays private.HTML is analyzed in your browser.

Paste page HTML

Add markup containing canonical and alternate language links.

Paste the full document or its head element.

No validation message.

Pasted HTML stays in this browser and is excluded from analytics.

Review the language cluster

Start with invalid codes, conflicting URLs, and canonical alignment.

Your analysis will appear here

Paste HTML and select Analyze hreflang.

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Keep each international cluster complete

Use valid language and optional region codes, absolute canonical URLs, one URL per hreflang value, and matching reciprocal links on every alternate page.

Questions

Hreflang Checker FAQ

What does the Hreflang Checker analyze?

It checks language and region codes, duplicate and conflicting values, x-default, absolute HTTPS URLs, canonical alignment, self-reference, and reciprocity limitations.

Does every website need hreflang?

No. Hreflang is useful for equivalent pages intended for different languages or regions.

Can this checker confirm reciprocal links?

No. This version analyzes one pasted page. Every alternate page must be checked for the same complete cluster.

Does SiteTend store pasted HTML?

No. Analysis runs in your browser, and pasted HTML is excluded from analytics.

Apply the result

From finding to verified fix

Interpret the finding

Each language-region alternate should be valid, reciprocal, and aligned with a canonical page in the same language set.

Common causes to inspect

  • Missing return links
  • Invalid language or region codes
  • Alternates pointing through redirects or to noncanonical pages

Practical next steps

  1. Map the complete alternate set
  2. Correct codes and absolute URLs
  3. Verify reciprocity on every deployed alternate

What this check cannot prove

Pasted markup cannot fetch alternate pages, validate their content language, or confirm search-engine processing.