Guided Form Builder
Fill in structured fields instead of writing raw JSON — the generator handles syntax, context, and required properties.
Create clean JSON-LD without memorizing Schema.org syntax.
Missing required fields: Headline, Author, Date Published, Image URL, Publisher
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "Article"
}The Schema Generator gives you guided forms for common structured data types and outputs JSON-LD in real time. It helps teams ship machine-readable markup faster and with fewer validation issues.
Why it matters for SEO: Valid structured data qualifies your pages for rich results — FAQ carousels, product cards, review stars, and knowledge panels — which can significantly increase click-through rates.
Blog and News Teams: Generate Article schema with author, datePublished, and headline fields to qualify for Top Stories and article carousels.
E-Commerce: Build Product schema with price, availability, and review aggregate to show rich product cards directly in search results.
Local Businesses: Output LocalBusiness markup with address, opening hours, and geo coordinates to appear in local pack results and Google Maps.
Fill in structured fields instead of writing raw JSON — the generator handles syntax, context, and required properties.
Output markup that aligns with Google's structured data guidelines for FAQ carousels, product cards, and more.
Get clean JSON-LD ready to drop into your page head — no formatting cleanup or manual escaping needed.
Answers about Schema Generator
You can generate JSON-LD schema markup without coding by selecting a schema type and completing guided fields. The tool outputs the base structure and syntax for you.
This free Schema Generator supports common structured data types such as Article, FAQPage, Product, and LocalBusiness. Choose the type that best matches the visible content on your page.
Generated markup is structured for valid JSON-LD, but rich result eligibility still depends on required properties and on-page content. Validate before publishing and ensure markup matches what users can see.
JSON-LD should be placed in a `<script type="application/ld+json">` block, usually in the page head. You can place it in the body, but head placement is typically easier to manage across templates.