Schema Markup Generator

Generate structured data markup for SEO

Our Schema Markup Generator simplifies the creation of structured data in JSON-LD format. Generate code for common types like FAQ, HowTo, Organization, and more to earn rich results in search engines. Generate Schema Markup now!

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Schema Types

Generated Schema Markup

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How to Use This Schema Markup

Copy the HTML version using the "Copy HTML" button above
Paste it in your page's <head> section or anywhere in the <body>
Test it using the Google Rich Results Test button
Monitor in Search Console for rich results eligibility

Schema Markup Benefits

Rich Snippets: Enhanced search result displays with stars, prices, and images
Better CTR: More attractive listings increase click-through rates
Voice Search: Improved compatibility with voice assistants
Knowledge Graph: Potential inclusion in Google's Knowledge Panel

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How to Use

Step-by-step guide 3 steps

1 Select Schema Type: Choose the type of content (e.g., FAQ, HowTo, Product, Recipe, Organization).
2 Fill Fields: Enter the required details for that schema (e.g., question/answer pairs for FAQ, steps/materials for HowTo).
3 Generate JSON-LD: Click "Create Schema Markup". The tool outputs the structured data in JSON-LD format ready for implementation.

FAQ

Common questions 3 questions

What is Schema Markup used for?

Schema Markup (Structured Data) is a code vocabulary placed on a website to help search engines understand the content and context of the information, making the page eligible for rich results (rich snippets).

What is JSON-LD?

JSON-LD (JavaScript Object Notation for Linked Data) is the recommended and easiest format for implementing structured data on a webpage, as it is separate from the HTML body.

Does Schema guarantee rich results?

No. Schema makes your page eligible for rich results (Google Rich Snippets), but Google ultimately decides whether to display them based on quality and relevance.

Use Cases & Examples

Real-world applications 3 examples

Rich Snippets

Example Keyword: generate FAQ schema json-ld
Create structured data for FAQ sections to gain visible accordion snippets in Google search results.

Local SEO

Example Keyword: create Organization schema markup
Define your business details (address, logo, social links) to improve local search visibility and knowledge panel presence.

E-commerce

Example Keyword: product schema generator
Use Product schema to show rich snippets with price, rating, and availability directly in SERPs.