Generate JSON-LD Schema Markup

Match the schema to the page

Choose the type that describes the main content readers can see. These templates emit only the properties you fill in; fields marked * need a value before code is generated.

From draft code to a published page

1. Enter details that match the target page and generate JSON-LD. The tool checks required fields and some basic formats, but it does not fetch or compare your website content.
2. Copy the raw JSON. If your CMS expects HTML, wrap it in a <script type="application/ld+json">…</script> tag on the matching content page.
3. Check syntax and properties with Schema.org Validator. After publishing, test the URL with Google Rich Results Test and confirm Google can access the page.

Passing a test does not guarantee a Google rich result or higher ranking. Google requires structured data to reflect visible content and meet policies for each type. Read Google’s general guidelines.

What this generator checks

The six templates are built in your browser from what you enter; the copy button writes JSON to your clipboard. The form does not send data to an API, install code on your site, test a live URL, or preview a search result. Empty optional fields are omitted from the JSON-LD.

If a validator reports missing properties, consult the documentation for that schema type and update the live page. These templates cover common fields; you can edit the copied JSON-LD to add suitable properties.