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Schema Markup Generator: Build Valid JSON-LD Structured Data

Pick a schema type, fill in the fields and copy ready-to-paste JSON-LD for FAQ, Article, Organization, Local Business, Product and Breadcrumb rich results. Everything runs in your browser.

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Only the fields you fill in are included. Paste the block into the <head> or body of your page, then confirm it with Google's Rich Results Test before you rely on it.

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Structured data is a small block of code, written in JSON-LD, that tells search engines exactly what a page is about. Instead of guessing whether "4.6" is a price or a rating, Google reads the labels you provide and can show richer results: star ratings, FAQ drop-downs, breadcrumb trails, business hours and more. These enhanced listings are called rich results, and they often take up more space and earn more clicks than a plain blue link.

The most important rule is accuracy. Your markup must describe content that is actually visible on the page. Marking up an FAQ that does not appear to visitors, or inflating a rating, breaks Google's guidelines and can trigger a manual penalty that removes your rich results entirely. Generate the markup, paste it into your page, then test it.

Common schema types

TypeUse it forPossible rich result
FAQPageA page with a list of questions and answersExpandable questions under your listing
ArticleNews stories, blog posts and guidesHeadline, date and image in news and Discover
OrganizationCompany identity, logo and social profilesKnowledge panel and brand logo
LocalBusinessShops, clinics and service-area businessesAddress, phone and hours in local results
ProductItems for sale with price and reviewsPrice, availability and star ratings
BreadcrumbListThe path from your home page to the current pageA breadcrumb trail instead of a raw URL

Validate before you publish

After you copy the block, run the page through Google's Rich Results Test and the Schema.org validator. Both flag missing required fields and type errors so you can fix them before search engines crawl the page. Adding correct schema will not move rankings on its own, but it makes your listings clearer and more clickable, which is the part you control. If you want a full picture of how your pages and markup perform against local rivals, request a free SEO audit and we will review it with you.

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Schema Markup Generator: questions, answered

What is JSON-LD and why does Google prefer it?
JSON-LD is a way of writing structured data as a separate block of JavaScript Object Notation, kept apart from your visible HTML. Google recommends it because it is easy to add, easy to update and does not get tangled in your page layout. This tool outputs JSON-LD that you drop into the head or body of the page.
Does adding schema markup improve my rankings?
Not directly. Structured data does not give your page a ranking boost by itself. What it does is make your page eligible for rich results like star ratings, FAQ drop-downs and breadcrumbs, which can raise your click-through rate. More clicks from the same position is the realistic win.
Will my markup match the content on the page?
It only works if it does. Google requires that structured data describe content visible to users. If you mark up an FAQ, those questions and answers must appear on the page. Marking up content that users cannot see, or faking ratings, violates the guidelines and can remove your rich results.
How do I test the JSON-LD this tool creates?
Copy the block, paste it into your page, then run the live URL or the code through Google's Rich Results Test. It reports which rich result types the page qualifies for and lists any errors or missing fields. The Schema.org validator is a useful second check for general correctness.
Where do I put the script block on my page?
You can place the script type application ld json block anywhere in the head or the body of your HTML, and most content management systems let you add it through a custom HTML or header block. Search engines read it from either location, so pick whichever your platform makes easiest to manage.

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