Schema Markup Generator
Create structured data in JSON-LD format to boost your SEO with rich snippets.
Schema Markup Best Practices
JSON-LD Format
Use JSON-LD format (recommended by Google) and place it in the <head> section of your webpage.
Required Properties
Include all required properties for each schema type. Missing properties may prevent rich results.
Absolute URLs
Always use absolute URLs (including https://) for all URL properties in your schema markup.
Keep Updated
Update schema regularly, especially for time-sensitive content like events or product pricing.
Schema Testing Tools
What is Schema Markup?
Schema markup (structured data) is a standardized code vocabulary that helps search engines understand the context of your content. By adding schema to your HTML, you aren't just telling Google *what* your page says, but *what it means*. Our **Schema Markup Generator** creates error-free JSON-LD code that powers **Rich Snippets** in search results.
Why is JSON-LD Important for SEO?
- Rich Results: Schema enables stars, images, prices, and FAQ accordions directly in search results, making your listing stand out.
- Higher CTR: Eye-catching rich snippets can increase Click-Through Rates by up to 30%.
- Voice Search: Structured data helps voice assistants (Siri, Alexa, Google Assistant) parse and read your content to users.
Common Schema Types Explained
- Article: Helps news stories appear in the "Top Stories" carousel.
- Product: Displays price, availability, and review ratings. Crucial for e-commerce.
- Local Business: Shows opening hours, map location, and contact info in local search.
- FAQ Page: Displays questions and answers directly in the SERP, dominating screen real estate.
- Breadcrumb: Shows the page's position in the site hierarchy instead of a plain URL.
How to Use This Tool
- Select the schema type relevant to your page (e.g., Product or FAQ).
- Fill in the required fields (Name, URL, Description, etc.).
- Click "Generate Schema" to create the JSON-LD code.
- Copy the code and paste it into the
<head>or<body>of your website HTML. - Validate the code using the testing tools provided above before publishing.