Structured Data Schema Generator

JSON-LD Format

Generate syntax-perfect Google Rich Snippet markup scripts. Paste the code into your site's header to win visual search results.

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schema_config.json

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schema_markup.html

<!-- Copy & paste inside your website's <head> tags -->
<script type="application/ld+json">

</script>

What is Schema Markup?

Schema markup is a vocabulary of structured data recognized by search engines to read the context of web content. By adding structured data tags, search engines can display rich snippets (like star ratings, FAQ blocks, or pricing tags) directly on search results pages. Rich snippets improve visibility, increase organic click-through rates, and enhance page crawl context.

Implementing JSON-LD Schema on Your Website

JSON-LD is the recommended format for structured data schema markup. You can place the generated <script type="application/ld+json"> block anywhere inside the page's HTML, although placing it inside the <head> or at the bottom of the <body> is common practice. Once added, test the URL using Google's Rich Results Test tool to check for schema errors or warnings.

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Does schema markup guarantee rich snippets in search?

No. Schema markup helps make pages eligible for rich snippets, but search engine algorithms ultimately decide whether and when to display them based on search queries and search intent.

What is the difference between Microdata and JSON-LD?

Microdata embeds tags directly within existing HTML elements, making code harder to read and edit. JSON-LD compiles structured data as a single script block, which is cleaner, easier to maintain, and recommended by Google.

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