Schema Generator: Create Better Markup in Seconds

This schema generator builds structured data for your pages with ease. Pick a type and enter your details. Get clean JSON LD ready to paste. You can use it without coding skills. It saves time and keeps your data tidy.

What Is a Schema Generator?

A schema generator creates schema markup in JavaScript Object Notation for Linked Data, JSON LD. It gives search engines clear facts about your page. This can support rich results like ratings, prices, and events. Structured data can aid search engine optimization, SEO.

An Easy Tool for Everyone

Use this schema generator if you run a shop, write content, or build sites. It supports the most common schema types for real pages.

• Local Business
• Product
• Article
• FAQ Page
• Event

Here are practical use cases that fit each type.

• Local Business for a clinic, salon, or office page
• Product for an item detail page in a store
• Article for a blog post or news story
• FAQ Page for grouped questions and answers
• Event for a workshop, webinar, or meetup

How to Use This Tool

Follow these steps to create schema markup that matches your page.

Step 1: Pick Your Schema Type

Choose Local Business, Product, Article, FAQ Page, or Event. Select the type that reflects the page goal.

• Local Business for a location or service page
• Product for a single item page
• Article for editorial content
• FAQ Page for a list of questions with answers
• Event for a dated activity at a place or online

Step 2: Fill in Your Information

Enter the fields for your selected type. Use complete values and real details.

Local Business fields

• Business Name. The official company name. Required.
• Business Description. A clear summary of what you offer. Required.
• Telephone. A phone number with country code. Example +1 234 567 8900. Required.
• Street Address. The street and number. Required.
• City. The city name. Required.
• State or Region. The code like NY. Required.
• Postal Code. The zip or postal code. Required.
• Country. The country code like US. Required.
• Opening Hours. Hours in a consistent pattern. Example Mo to Fr 09:00 to 17:00. Optional.
• Website URL. The page uniform resource locator, URL. Optional.

Product fields

• Product Name. The item name as users see it. Required.
• Product Description. A clear summary of the item. Required.
• Brand Name. The brand or maker. Optional.
• Price. A number only, no symbols. Required.
• Currency. A three letter code like USD. Required.
• Availability. Pick a status from the list. Required.
• Options include In Stock and Out of Stock.
• Pre Order and Sold Out are there too.
• Product URL. The item page URL. Optional.
• Product Image URL. The image URL. Optional.

Article fields

• Article Headline. The main title. Required.
• Article Description. A short summary of the piece. Required.
• Author Name. The person who wrote it. Required.
• Date Published. The date the piece went live. Required.
• Date Modified. The most recent edit date. Optional.
• Publisher Name. The company or site name. Required.
• Article Image URL. A clear image link on https. Optional.
• Article URL. The page URL. Optional.

FAQ Page fields

• Questions and Answers. Add at least one clear pair. Required.

Event fields

• Event Name. The title of the event. Required.
• Event Description. A short summary of the event. Required.
• Start Date and Time. Use your local date and time. Required.
• End Date and Time. The end of the event. Optional.
• Venue Name. The place name users know. Required.
• Street Address. The venue street and number. Required.
• City. The city name. Required.
• State or Region. The code like NY. Optional.
• Postal Code. The zip or postal code. Optional.
• Event URL. The event page URL. Optional.
• Event Image URL. The event image URL. Optional.

Step 3: Generate and Copy Your Schema

Click Generate Schema to build your markup. The box shows a script with JSON LD. Click Copy to Clipboard to copy the script. Paste the script into your page HTML. Place it in the head or near the closing body tag.

Here is how to read the output at a glance.

• The output states the schema type you picked.
• Local Business nests all address lines under a PostalAddress group.
• Product puts price, currency, and availability inside an offers group.
• Article includes a person for the author and an organization for the publisher.
• Event includes a location group with a place and a postal address.
• FAQ Page lists each question with its accepted answer.

Keep these notes in mind as you work.

• Enter complete and accurate data in every required field.
• Use full https links for all URL fields.
• Enter numbers only for price.
• The tool converts event dates to Coordinated Universal Time, UTC.
• Test the markup in the Google Rich Results Test.
• This version covers core fields only, extra fields like reviews stay outside this scope.

Benefits of the Schema Generator

A schema generator removes guesswork and speeds up your work. It guides you through required fields and common options.

• Create schema markup fast with clean structure.
• Reduce typos and missed fields during entry.
• Match the right schema type to each page.
• Support richer search results where guidelines fit.
• Save time across content, product, and dev teams.

Use these tips to get the best results.

• Use the exact business name and full address.
• Keep prices and stock status current on product pages.
• Add clear images with direct https links.
• Publish accurate dates and update them after edits.
• Pick one schema type per page that fits the main topic.

In a Nutshell

Use this schema generator to build clear JSON LD for your site. Pick your type and fill the fields. Generate the script and paste it into your page. Simple steps help search engines read your content. That is time saved and fewer errors, every single time.