AI Schema Markup Generator
Enter your page URL or a description and the AI generates ready-to-use JSON-LD schema markup.
What this tool generates
You describe your page in plain language and it returns the JSON-LD block ready to paste into the head, with the right @context and @type and the properties Google requires for that type. You do not need to know the schema.org vocabulary or hand-write JSON.
How to generate your schema markup step by step
The generator works from what you tell it: the more specific you are, the less you have to adjust afterwards.
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Pick the page type. An article, a product page and a local business need different properties, and getting this right saves half the work.
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Describe the page with real data: name, author, date, price, address. Structured data must match what the user sees, so do not invent anything that is not on the page.
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Generate the block and copy it. It goes inside the head, between script tags with the type application/ld+json.
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Paste the URL into the schema validator to confirm Google reads it properly before assuming it works.
Markup has to describe content visible on the page. Marking up ratings or prices the user cannot see is grounds for a manual action for structured data spam.
Why generate it with AI rather than by hand
Writing schema markup manually is tedious and error-prone: you need to know all the recommended fields for each type, the correct values and exact syntax. A syntax error can invalidate the entire schema. AI analyzes your page context and generates a complete, coherent schema with the fields Google prioritizes for rich results, in seconds.
The types it can generate
Not all schema types generate visible rich results in the SERP. The ones with most impact on CTR are: Product (stars, price, availability), Recipe (image, cooking time, calories), FAQPage (expandable questions and answers), HowTo (numbered steps), Event (date, venue, price) and Article (featured image, author, date). Organization and LocalBusiness types don't generate rich results directly but improve the Knowledge Panel.
Frequently asked questions
Guides on schema markup
The validator tells you what is broken. These guides explain why it breaks and how to fix it.
FAQPage Schema: How to Double Your SERP Footprint and Boost CTR
FAQPage schema is one of the rich results with the highest visual impact in SERPs. Learn when to use it, how to implement it correctly, and what errors to avoid to keep your rich result active.
Read guideWhat is JSON-LD and Why Google Prefers It for Schema Markup
JSON-LD is the schema markup format recommended by Google. Understanding why it is preferred over Microdata or RDFa, and how it works, is the first step to implementing it correctly on your site.
Read guideSchema Markup and Rich Results: How Schema Increases CTR in Google
Rich results generate up to 30% more clicks than regular results. Learn which schema types activate rich results and how to implement them correctly.
Read guideWhy Use AI to Generate Schema Markup: Advantages and Use Cases
Generating schema markup manually is slow and error-prone. AI does it in seconds with all the correct fields. Discover when to use an AI schema generator and when to do it manually.
Read guideOrganization and WebSite Schema: How to Get a Knowledge Panel and Sitelinks
Organization and WebSite schema don't directly generate rich results, but they are fundamental for Google's Knowledge Panel and brand search sitelinks. Learn how to implement them correctly.
Read guideHow to Add JSON-LD Schema Markup in Next.js and React
Implementing schema markup in React and Next.js apps has its quirks: SSR, hydration, App Router vs Pages Router. Learn the correct way to add JSON-LD in each environment without breaking hydration.
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