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Free International SEO Audit Tool

Paste one localized page's rendered HTML and check its language, hreflang, canonical, and fallback signals before international pages split their relevance across regions.

Built for SEO workflows
  • Checks hreflang codes and duplicates
  • Finds missing self-reference and x-default
  • Compares canonical and page URLs
  • Runs in your browser

Localized page markup

International SEO Audit

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International SEO audit

Generated result

International SEO audit

Alternate links found: 3
Canonical URL: https://example.com/
HTML lang: en

No structural issues found in the pasted markup.

This browser audit checks one rendered page. It cannot verify reciprocal return links, redirects, or whether Google selected the canonical.
Use cases

Where this tool fits

Translated websites
Country landing pages
International ecommerce audits

How to use the international seo audit

What an international SEO audit checks

International SEO fails most often through conflicting signals: a missing HTML language, incomplete hreflang set, canonical pointing at another locale, or alternate URLs that are not absolute and indexable. This audit checks the markup a crawler receives on one page and turns those structural mistakes into a short review list.

Why self-reference and return links matter

Every localized page should list itself and its alternates. The other pages must return the same relationship, though a single-page browser audit cannot fetch them safely. Use this result as the first half of the check, then validate the complete set and its redirects in a crawl.

Canonical and hreflang work together

Each locale should normally have a self-referencing canonical and a complete hreflang set. A canonical from the French page to the English page tells search engines that the French URL is not the preferred page; that can erase the very international variant you want indexed.

International SEO Audit FAQ

Is the international SEO audit free?

Yes. The international SEO audit is free to use on Seobase with no signup required for the on-page international markup check.

Can I use the international SEO audit for SEO content?

Yes. The tool is built for search-focused workflows and pairs best with human review before publishing.

Does this audit crawl every country version?

No. It checks the rendered HTML you paste from one page. It cannot verify reciprocal return links, redirects, response status, or Google's selected canonical; use a crawl or Search Console after fixing the markup.

Do international pages need hreflang tags?

They are useful when substantially similar pages target different languages or regions. They do not replace translated content, local relevance, correct canonicals, or pages that return 200 and can be indexed.

Should every localized page have a self-referencing canonical?

Usually yes. Point each locale at its own final URL, then use hreflang to describe the alternate set. Canonicalizing every locale to the English page can remove the other locales from consideration.

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