Generate schema markup
without the code.
Fill in a form and get valid JSON-LD for FAQ, Article and Product schema, ready to paste into your site's head. Free, no sign-up.
Fill in the form and your JSON-LD appears here.
Add at least one question and answer.
Paste this into your page's <head> section.
Same rank, a listing that actually stands out.
Structured data is how you earn stars, FAQs and product details in the search result, the difference between a plain blue link and one that pulls the click.
Best CRM Software Guide
A plain, blue-link listing. Nothing to make it catch the eye or answer the searcher before they click.
Ten identical blue links. Yours blends in.
Best CRM Software Guide
Stars, reviews and FAQs, the same rank, far more real estate.
Stand out with rich results
Schema unlocks star ratings, FAQ dropdowns and product details right in the search listing, so you take up more space and more clicks.
Valid, Google-ready JSON-LD
Every schema follows Google's structured-data guidelines, so you're eligible for rich results without wrestling validation errors.
No code, just a form
You never touch schema.org syntax. Fill the fields, copy the output, paste it in. Done in under a minute.
A form in, valid markup out.
No schema.org docs, no bracket-counting. Fill three fields and copy the code.
Choose a schema type
Pick FAQ, Article or Product, the three types that unlock the most rich results for most sites.
Fill in your details
Enter your content in the form. Required fields are marked; optional ones add extra richness.
Paste the JSON-LD
<head> <script type="application/ld+json"> { ...schema } </script> </head>
Copy the valid JSON-LD and drop it into your page's head. That's it, no syntax to learn.
Using schema markup the right way.
The generator writes valid code. This is how to choose the right type and keep it valid, the plain-English playbook for structured data.
What schema markup actually does
Schema markup is structured data, a small block of JSON-LD, that you add to a page to tell search engines exactly what the content is: this is a question and its answer, this is an article by this author, this is a product with this price and rating.
Search engines already try to guess that from your text. Schema removes the guesswork, and in return you become eligible for rich results: the stars, FAQ dropdowns and product snippets that make a listing stand out.
Which type to use
Match the type to what's genuinely on the page. Use FAQ schema on pages with a real question-and-answer section. Use Article schema on blog posts, guides and news. Use Product schema on ecommerce pages with a price, and add ratings only if you display real reviews.
Marking up content that isn't actually visible on the page breaks Google's guidelines and can get your rich results pulled, so keep the schema honest to the page.
Getting it live, and keeping it valid
Paste the generated script into your page's head (or just before the closing body tag). Most CMS platforms have a plugin or a template slot for it. Then validate before you rely on it.
- 1Paste the JSON-LD into your <head> section
- 2Test it with Google's Rich Results Test before deploying
- 3Only mark up content that's visible on the page
- 4Keep FAQ answers concise and directly on-question
- 5Add as many valid, accurate properties as you can
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What it does, what it runs on, and how it fits the platform.
See the full platform →Schema markup is structured data you add to your HTML that helps search engines understand your content. It can unlock rich results like FAQ dropdowns, star ratings and product info directly in search, which increases your click-through rate.
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