Where should I paste the generated script?

Wrap it in a tag inside the or of the page the markup describes.

JSON-LD Schema Generator

Generate valid JSON-LD structured data for the core Schema.org types SEOKit supports — Organization, Local Business, Article, Product, WebSite, and Person — with correct @context and nesting in one click.

● 100% Free Tool

Configure Optimization Parameters

Schema Type (@type)

Only fields relevant to the chosen type are included; everything else is ignored.

Primary Name / Headline*

Description

Words: 0|Characters: 0

Canonical URL (Organization, LocalBusiness, Article, WebSite)

Image / Logo URL (Organization logo, LocalBusiness photo, Article cover, Product image, Person portrait)

Organization Variant (Organization only)

LocalBusiness Subtype (LocalBusiness only)

Telephone (LocalBusiness only)

Street Address (LocalBusiness only)

City (LocalBusiness only)

State / Region (LocalBusiness only)

Postal Code (LocalBusiness only)

Country Code (LocalBusiness only)

Article Subtype (Article only)

Author Name (Article only)

Publisher Name (Article only)

Date Published (Article only)

Date Modified — optional (Article only)

Brand Name (Product only)

Price — numeric (Product only)

Currency Code — 3 letters (Product only)

Job Title (Person only)

Awaiting Parameters

Enter your details above and click Generate to analyze content outcomes.

Sample Templates & Examples

Select a template profile below to instantly populate form parameters with recommended configurations.

How To Use The JSON-LD Schema Generator

Choose the @type

Pick one of the six supported types. Fields that do not belong to the selected type are ignored.

Complete the Required Properties

Fill the name plus the type-specific essentials (URL, image, author, price...). Missing requirements are listed before any code is produced.

Validate and Deploy

Copy the generated JSON-LD and check it in Google's Rich Results Test or the Schema Markup Validator before publishing.

Aesthetic & Functional Benefits

Valid Structure Guaranteed

Correct @context, @type, nesting, and property names are emitted every time, matching the dedicated SEOKit generators.

Six Types, One Interface

Cover Organization, LocalBusiness, Article, Product, WebSite, and Person scaffolds without hopping between tools.

No Invented Properties

The generator only outputs official Schema.org properties mirrored from SEOKit's established schema definitions.

Instant Copy & Export

Copy to clipboard or download the .json block straight from the results panel.

Common Mistakes & How to Avoid Them

Ensure your implementation is search-engine compliant by avoiding these frequent validation traps.

⚠️ Marking Up Content Users Cannot See

Schema values must reflect visible on-page content; hidden markup risks manual action penalties.

Correction: Follow the recommended input formats and copy templates within this local browser sandbox.

⚠️ Expecting Rich Results Automatically

Valid JSON-LD makes pages eligible for enhanced presentation but never guarantees it — search engines decide independently.

Correction: Follow the recommended input formats and copy templates within this local browser sandbox.

⚠️ Leaving Mock Values Live

Placeholder names, prices, or dates left in production markup confuse crawlers and can trigger warnings.

Correction: Follow the recommended input formats and copy templates within this local browser sandbox.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Common questions and specifications regarding correct operation of the free JSON-LD Schema Generator utility.

JSON-LD (JavaScript Object Notation for Linked Data) is a format for expressing structured data — it is Google's recommended way to add Schema.org markup via a script tag in your page head or body.

Six core types: Organization, LocalBusiness, the Article family (BlogPosting, NewsArticle, Article), Product, WebSite, and Person. For deeper field coverage use SEOKit's dedicated generators for FAQ, Breadcrumb, Event, and Review schema.

Wrap it in a <script type="application/ld+json"> tag inside the <head> or <body> of the page the markup describes.

No. JSON-LD expresses structured data; valid markup can make a page eligible for enhanced presentation, but it does not guarantee rich results, rankings, indexing, or any specific search appearance — search engines decide independently.

Use Google's Rich Results Test or the open-source Schema Markup Validator before deploying. Both parse the JSON-LD exactly as search engines do, and validation confirms the markup matches visible page content where required.

Optional properties without values are omitted entirely instead of emitting empty strings — this keeps the markup clean and avoids validator warnings.

Yes. Pages commonly carry more than one JSON-LD script (for example Organization plus WebSite). Generate each block separately and include both script tags.

No. Generation runs entirely in your browser; nothing is transmitted to SEOKit servers.