Schema Markup Generator

Fill in a simple form for a common schema.org type — like Article, Product, or FAQ — to generate valid JSON-LD structured data, ready to paste into your page's <head> for richer search results.

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The code is generated entirely on your device — your data is never sent to a server.

Generating well-formed JSON-LD doesn't guarantee a rich result in search engines — that decision is up to the search engine.

JSON-LD

{
  "@context": "https://schema.org",
  "@type": "Article",
  "headline": "",
  "author": {
    "@type": "Person",
    "name": ""
  }
}

What this tool does

Generates JSON-LD structured data for common types — article, FAQ, product or organisation — from fields you fill in, ready to paste into your page.

When to use it

Wanting your page eligible for richer search results such as ratings or questions.
Publishing an article and wanting its data marked up.
Listing a product with a price and wanting it described.
Describing your organisation to search engines.

How to use it

Choose the structured data type.
Fill in its fields — headline, author and image for an article, or the questions and answers for an FAQ.
Copy the generated code into your page.

A practical example

Input

The FAQ type with three questions and their answers.

Output

JSON-LD describing those three questions in the standard format, ready to paste.

Limitations

Structured data does not guarantee rich results; the search engine decides.
The markup must match what a visitor actually sees on the page — marking up questions that do not appear in the content is a clear violation that can lead to a manual action against the site.
This generates the code and does not validate it against the official testing tools; test it before relying on it.
Four types are supported out of the dozens in the specification.