schema.org JSON-LD visual builder. 8 types: Article, Product, Recipe, etc. Core for Google rich snippets.
๐Ÿ“‹ JSON-LD code
๐Ÿ“Œ HTML to paste (put this inside <head>)

How to use

  1. Pick a schema type (Article, Product, Recipe, etc.).
  2. Fill in fields for that type.
  3. Paste the generated HTML into your page's <head>.
  4. Validate with Google Rich Results Test.
  5. After Google indexes, rich snippets appear in search results.

Key features

  • 8 schema types (Article ยท Product ยท Recipe ยท LocalBusiness ยท Event ยท FAQ ยท Breadcrumb ยท Organization)
  • Auto-prompts required + recommended fields
  • HTML <script> tag included
  • Copy as JSON or HTML
  • Validator-ready format

Use cases

  • Blog posts โ€” Article shows author / date / image in SERP
  • E-commerce products โ€” Product shows price / reviews / stars
  • Recipe blogs โ€” Recipe shows cook time / calories
  • Local businesses โ€” LocalBusiness shows hours / address / rating
  • Events โ€” Event shows date / venue / ticket info

JSON-LD's SEO impact

JSON-LD is Google's preferred structured-data format. It sits in <script type="application/ld+json"> without affecting page HTML, helping search engines understand content. Doesn't directly boost rankings, but rich snippets (stars, images, prices) can lift CTR by 10โ€“30%. Validate via Google Search Console for indexing and error tracking.

FAQ

Rich snippets aren't showing.

(1) Google indexing takes weeks (2) Not all pages display them (3) Validate at Rich Results Test.

Multiple types on one page?

Yes โ€” multiple <script> tags or use @graph array.

What about microdata / RDFa?

Still work, but Google recommends JSON-LD โ€” cleanest and easiest to maintain.

Free?

Yes.