Hreflang

Check hreflang alternates from pasted head markup

Paste HTML or head markup, inspect alternate hreflang links, and flag duplicate, invalid-looking, or missing fallback entries.

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What this tool section is for

A quick way to understand who this helps, what it solves, and where it connects next.

Best fit

International SEO teams, developers, and publishers reviewing multi-language metadata before shipping.

Ideal for

Practical hreflang QA without a remote crawler or rendering simulation.

Why it belongs here

Capture hreflang-tag-checker intent with a narrow markup-first inspection page.

Closest product path

Cleanor and Another You and Cleanor

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How this should help in practice

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Why this stays heuristic

A browser-first tool can still be useful here as long as it stays practical: extract the tags, show the mapping, and flag the obvious issues without pretending to validate an entire site.

FAQ

Common questions

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Does it check the linked pages too?

No. The first version checks only the pasted markup.

Does it warn about missing x-default?

Yes. When multiple alternates are present, the checker surfaces missing x-default as a practical note.

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