hreflang tag generator
Paste the address of one page, tick the languages you publish it in, and get the
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="…"> tags for it. Free, no sign-up.
It runs in your browser — the address you type is not sent to us or to anyone else.
1. The page
Where do the other languages live?
2. The languages
The page you paste counts as the English one. Tick what else it exists in.
What this does not do
- It does not visit your site. It builds the addresses from the pattern you picked, so it cannot tell you whether any of them exist. A set of hreflang tags only counts when every address in it is a real, working page and each of those pages carries the same set back — a missing or one-way entry makes search engines drop the set.
- It does not translate anything. These tags say where each language lives. Something still has to put the translated text, title, meta description and slug at those addresses.
- It does one page at a time. A fifty-page site means doing this fifty times, and then keeping it in step every time a URL changes.
If you would rather not do it fifty times
That last part is what we sell: we translate your WordPress or Webflow pages and hand back an import-ready package — page text, titles, meta descriptions, translated slugs, the hreflang map for every page, and a right-to-left check for Arabic and Hebrew. One-time price, no subscription, nothing of ours installed on your site.
See what that costs or look at a sample package first
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