Free Schema Markup Generator
Generate valid JSON-LD structured data for your website in seconds - no coding required.
Choose Your Schema Type
Select a schema type below and fill in the details to generate structured data markup.
LocalBusiness Schema
Organization Schema
Article / BlogPost Schema
Product Schema
FAQ Schema
Add your frequently asked questions and answers below.
BreadcrumbList Schema
Define breadcrumb items in order. The last item is the current page.
Service Schema
Event Schema
How It Works
Select Schema Type
Choose the type of structured data that matches your content.
Fill In Details
Enter your business or content information in the form fields.
Generate & Copy
Click generate, then copy the JSON-LD code to your website.
Validate
Test your markup with Google's Rich Results Test tool.
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Schema That Validates First Time
Schema markup is what gets you star ratings, FAQ snippets, and rich results in Google search - but writing it by hand is error-prone (one missing comma breaks the whole block). This generator produces validated JSON-LD for the 8 most common schema types, so you can paste-and-ship.
LocalBusiness Schema
Address, hours, geo coordinates, areaServed, sameAs (social profiles), aggregateRating - generates a complete LocalBusiness node ready for Google Business Profile.
FAQ & HowTo
Generate FAQ schema for FAQ-rich-result snippets, HowTo schema for step-by-step content. Both still earn rich-result placement when content matches.
Product, Article, Event, Recipe
Cover the major content types: Product (with reviews and availability), Article (with author/publisher), Event (with start date and venue), Recipe.
Generate Schema in 3 Steps
Pick a Schema Type
Choose from LocalBusiness, FAQ, Article, Product, Event, Recipe, HowTo, or BreadcrumbList. Each type has its own form with the correct required and optional fields.
Fill Out the Form
Enter the data for your specific page. Required fields are marked. Optional fields (like aggregateRating) only render in the output if you provide values, so the result stays clean.
Copy & Paste
The generator outputs a complete <script type="application/ld+json"> block ready to paste into your HTML <head>. Validate it against Google's Rich Results Test before publishing.
Who Uses Schema Generator
SEO Specialists
Generate schema for client sites quickly, especially when the CMS doesn't support the schema type natively (BreadcrumbList, HowTo).
Developers
Sanity-check your schema output against a known-good template. Useful when debugging Search Console "structured data errors".
Local Businesses
Generate complete LocalBusiness schema in 5 minutes - required for Google Business Profile association and local-pack ranking.
Content Publishers
Add Article schema to blog posts for better SERP appearance with author and publisher metadata.
E-commerce Operators
Generate Product schema with availability, price, and ratings - required for shopping-rich results in Google.
Anyone Learning Schema
See concrete examples of what each schema type looks like. The output is well-formatted and commented for readability.
Frequently Asked Questions
No tool can guarantee rich results - Google decides whether to show them based on content quality, click-through rate, and other signals. But valid schema is a prerequisite. Without it, you're definitely not getting rich results.
Yes. Use Google's Rich Results Test (search.google.com/test/rich-results) to confirm. Even with a generator, a typo in your input data can produce schema that validates but doesn't match what's on the page - a Search Console "Critical issues" warning.
Don't. Google's policy specifically prohibits self-asserted aggregateRating not tied to first-party reviews on the page. Use reviews from a real CRM or review platform - not made-up numbers - or omit aggregateRating entirely.
Inside <head> on the HTML page. For WordPress, you can paste into Rank Math or Yoast custom-fields, into a "Custom HTML" block, or use header.php / functions.php for site-wide schema (LocalBusiness, Organization).
Yes. A product page can have Product + BreadcrumbList + Review schema. An article can have Article + FAQPage. Use a JSON-LD @graph wrapper or output them as separate <script> blocks.
No, just the 8 most-used types that drive ~95% of rich-result earnings. For obscure types (BedAndBreakfast, Course, JobPosting, etc.), you can hand-write or extend our generator output.
Need Site-Wide Schema Setup?
Manual schema works for a few pages. Site-wide schema (LocalBusiness, BreadcrumbList for every page, dynamic Product schema for every product) requires template-level integration. Brainguru handles this as part of any SEO or web-development engagement.
