hreflang Generator for Arabic Sites
Generate correct hreflang tags for Arabic/English or multi-country sites, including x-default.
Place the complete set in the head of every version, including the self-reference. One-way links make Google ignore the whole cluster.
Why this matters
If your site is Arabic and English, or targets Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE with separate pages, hreflang is what stops Google treating them as duplicates and ensures each searcher gets the right version.
The most common hreflang error is a one-way link. Google ignores the whole cluster when return links are missing, so this tool outputs the complete set for every page.
How to use it
- 1Add each version of the page with its language and region code.
- 2Pick the fallback version shown to everyone else (x-default).
- 3Copy the set into the head of every version — not just one.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between ar and ar-EG?
ar targets all Arabic speakers; ar-EG targets Arabic speakers in Egypt. Use plain ar for a single Arabic version and only add region codes when the pages genuinely differ.
Should hreflang go in the sitemap or the head?
Both are valid and you do not need both. The head is simpler for small sites; the sitemap scales better for large ones.
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