Schema Markup Generator
JSON-LD output
Fill in the fields above to generate your JSON-LD markup.
Search engines read structured data to understand your pages and to show rich results. This generator turns a few plain fields into valid JSON-LD for the three most common schema types: Article, FAQ, and Organization. Pick a type, fill in the fields, and copy a script tag you can paste straight into your page head.
How to use
- Choose a schema type: Article, FAQ, or Organization.
- Fill in the fields. Required fields are marked, and optional fields are added to the output only when you enter them.
- For FAQ, add one row per question and answer. Use the Add question button for more.
- Watch the JSON-LD output build live below the fields.
- Press Copy script tag and paste it into the head of your page.
Examples
- Article: a headline of "How to Brew Better Coffee at Home" with author "Jane Doe" produces an Article object with @context https://schema.org, @type Article, and a nested Person author.
- FAQ: two pairs such as "Is it free? Yes, every tool is free." produce a FAQPage with a mainEntity list of Question and acceptedAnswer Answer objects.
- Organization: name "Acme Inc" and url https://acme.example produce an Organization object, with a logo added when you supply a logo URL.
FAQs
- What is JSON-LD structured data?
- JSON-LD is a lightweight format for describing a page in a way search engines understand. You place it in a script tag, and it can help your page qualify for rich results like FAQ accordions or article cards.
- Where do I put the generated code?
- Paste the script tag into the head section of the page it describes, or anywhere in the body. Each page should only describe its own content.
- Which fields are required?
- Article needs a headline and an author. FAQ needs at least one complete question and answer pair. Organization needs a name and a URL. Optional fields appear in the output only when filled.
- Does this guarantee rich results in search?
- No tool can guarantee rich results. Valid markup makes your page eligible, but search engines decide what to show based on quality, relevance, and their own policies.
- Is my data sent anywhere?
- No. The markup is built entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded or stored.
- How do I check the markup is valid?
- Paste the output into a structured data testing tool such as the Rich Results Test or the Schema Markup Validator to confirm it parses cleanly before publishing.
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