Schema completeness
0/100
Select a schema type to begin
Critical issues
0
No validation run yet
Connected entities
0
Items generated inside the JSON-LD graph
Existing schema found
0
Analyse a URL to inspect the page
Automatic analysis
Analyse an existing webpage
Paste a public URL to import page details, detect existing schema and receive a page-type recommendation.
Optional
The server fetches only publicly available HTML. Private, local and non-standard network addresses are blocked.
Automatic page assessment
0% confidence
Suggested type
—
JSON-LD blocks
0
Estimated words
0
Generation mode
Choose how to build the markup
Use the guided generator or paste existing JSON-LD into the advanced inspector.
Core page information
Required
Use the preferred canonical URL for this exact page.
Required
Recommended
Recommended
Recommended
Type-dependent
Type-dependent
Type-specific information
Select a schema type above to display the fields required for that page type.
Connected supporting entities
Build a connected
@graph rather than isolated blocks. The generator uses stable @id references to link the page, website, publisher and breadcrumbs.Publisher and website details
Recommended
Recommended
Recommended
Type-dependent
Optional
Breadcrumb items
Add the visible breadcrumb trail in order, beginning with the homepage.
Paste a JSON-LD object, an
@graph, or a complete <script type="application/ld+json"> block. The inspector checks JSON syntax, detects entity types and highlights common structural issues.
Advanced
Imported structured data
Schema already present on the page
Review existing JSON-LD before replacing or adding new markup to avoid duplicate entities.
What this automatic schema generator does
Structured data gives search engines explicit information about a webpage and the entities described on it. This generator focuses on JSON-LD because it is easier to maintain, keeps the markup separate from visible HTML and supports connected entity graphs.
1. Analyse the webpage
Import the canonical URL, title, description, image, author, dates, breadcrumbs and existing structured data from a public page.
2. Choose the main entity
Select the schema type that most accurately represents the page’s primary visible content rather than adding unrelated types.
3. Build a connected graph
Link the main entity with WebPage, WebSite, Organisation and BreadcrumbList nodes using stable @id references.
Schema types included
The guided generator includes WebPage, Article, BlogPosting, NewsArticle, Organization, LocalBusiness, Service, Product, JobPosting, Event, FAQPage, QAPage, SoftwareApplication, WebApplication, ProfilePage, Person, VideoObject, Course, Dataset, Recipe, CollectionPage, ItemList and BreadcrumbList structures.
Important implementation rules
- Only mark up information that is genuinely present and visible on the page.
- Use the most specific applicable schema type and complete the required properties for that feature.
- A valid result does not guarantee that Google will display a rich result.
- Do not create fake reviews, ratings, prices, availability, jobs, events or FAQs merely to populate structured data.
- Re-test the deployed URL because templates, scripts and caching can change the final markup seen by search engines.
Important: This tool provides technical guidance and code generation, not a guarantee of rich-result eligibility, rankings or search visibility. Google supports only selected Schema.org types as rich results and applies feature-specific quality policies. Always validate the final live page and ensure the structured data accurately matches visible content.