Schema Markup Generator
12 schema.org types with live validation — copy-paste JSON-LD for rich results.
Structured data is how you ask Google for rich results — star ratings, FAQ dropdowns, recipe cards, event listings. Pick a type, fill the form, and valid JSON-LD builds live with required-field validation, nested objects handled correctly and repeatable sections for FAQs, steps and breadcrumbs. Verify deployment with the Meta Tag Extractor after you publish.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which schema types can this generate?
Twelve: Article, FAQ Page, HowTo, Product (with offers and ratings), Local Business, Organization, Person, Event, Recipe, Breadcrumb, Video and WebSite with sitelinks search box — covering the rich results that actually appear in Google.
What is JSON-LD and where do I paste it?
JSON-LD is Google’s recommended structured-data format: a script tag describing your page in schema.org vocabulary. Paste the generated block anywhere in your page HTML — head or body both work. In WordPress, a header/footer snippet plugin or your SEO plugin’s custom schema field does it.
Will this guarantee rich results in Google?
No tool can — Google decides eligibility per page. But valid, complete markup is the entry ticket: the generator validates required fields live, and you can confirm with Google’s Rich Results Test (linked below the output) before publishing.
Why does the tool warn about missing required fields?
Each schema type has fields Google requires for rich-result eligibility (a Product needs price and currency; an Article needs headline, image and date). The live validator shows exactly what’s missing, so you never ship incomplete markup.
Can I combine multiple schemas on one page?
Yes — separate script blocks are fine and common: an Article + Breadcrumb + FAQ on the same post, for example. Generate each one here and paste them all. Just never mark up content that is not visible on the page; that violates Google’s guidelines.