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Schema markup
generator

Valid JSON-LD for the structured-data types Google and AI engines actually use. Pick a type, fill the form, copy the block. No signup.

FAQ page

JSON-LD

Paste into the page's <head>, then verify with Google's Rich Results Test.

Pick the type that fits the page

Match schema to page intent: FAQ for Q&A sections, Article for posts, Organization for your homepage/about, HowTo for step guides, Breadcrumb for nested pages. More on which types pull weight in schema markup for AI engines and schema for GEO.

Schema generator questions.

Where do I put the generated code?

Paste the full <script type="application/ld+json"> block into the <head> of the page it describes (or anywhere in the <body> — Google reads it in both). One block per entity; you can include several blocks on one page.

Which schema types matter most for AI engines?

FAQPage, Article, and Organization do the most work for the least effort — they map cleanly to how AI engines extract entities, answers, and authorship. HowTo and Breadcrumb help for the right page types. Generate, paste, then validate.

How do I check it works?

Run the page through Google's Rich Results Test and the Schema.org validator. Both catch missing required fields. This generator only emits fields you fill in, so empty fields are simply omitted rather than shipped blank.

Does structured data guarantee rich results or citations?

No — it makes you eligible. Google and AI engines decide whether to use it. But valid, accurate schema is a low-cost, high-signal foundation, and getting the types right is most of the battle.

Want it done across the site?

The audit maps every page type to the right schema and ships it — so AI engines see a clean, consistent entity graph.

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Schema markupgenerator

FAQ page

JSON-LD

Pick the type that fits the page

Schema generator questions.

Want it done across the site?

Schema markup
generator