Rich results start with schema markup, and this schema generator makes it painless: paste a URL, it reads the page, detects the type, and builds the JSON-LD. You can generate schema markup for a single page or one per page across the site, free.
A URL in, valid JSON-LD out.
Paste a page and the tool detects whether it is an article, a product, an FAQ, or a plain web page, then pre-fills the fields and builds the markup. That makes it a schema markup generator and a schema maker rather than a blank form, and it is why people also call it a schema tag generator, a schema code generator, or a schema markup tool. However you name it, you generate schema markup without typing the boilerplate by hand.
It runs as a schema generator online and a schema generator tool in the browser, with a single-URL mode for one page and a bulk mode that produces one block per page across a crawl.
A common point of confusion.
This builds JSON-LD from your live page, so it is not a schema generator from json where you paste your own object, and not a json schema generator for validation schemas. It is also not a json generator online or a json data generator for fake test data. The output is structured data for search engines, not sample records.
Generate here, audit there.
If your pages already carry markup, you may want a schema checker or a schema code checker rather than a generator. The Schema Extractor reads the JSON-LD on a page and lays out every block, so you can see what is present and what is missing before deciding whether to regenerate it here.
When you want one exact type.
For a single, hand-built block, the site has focused tools: a faq schema generator, a product schema generator, an article schema generator, an organization schema generator, a service schema generator, a video schema generator, a breadcrumb schema generator, and a local business schema generator that also serves the local schema generator need. A separate review schema generator is not its own tool yet, since reviews are usually added as an aggregateRating inside Product schema.
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That is everything worth saying. Open the tool and try it on something real. You will know within a minute whether it belongs in your kit.
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