Generate the schema that makes you identifiable.
Generate valid JSON-LD for Organization, LocalBusiness, Service and FAQPage — the four types that decide whether an AI engine can tell what your business is.
Site-wide. The block that tells an engine who you are.
Used to build the @id other blocks reference.
Say the category plainly: what you are, for whom.
One per line. Only profiles you control — linking a lookalike teaches engines a wrong association.
Your JSON-LD
Enter a name to see your markup.
Paste this into the <head> of the relevant page. It must be server-rendered — schema injected after hydration is invisible to crawlers that don’t run JavaScript. Nothing you type here leaves your browser.
- Organization, LocalBusiness, Service and FAQPage — the four that matter
- @id linking built in, so your blocks describe one business rather than several
- Runs entirely in your browser; nothing you type is sent anywhere
Free, no signup, no rate limit. Nothing you check is stored.
How to use the schema markup generator
Pick the type you need
Organization for the business itself, LocalBusiness when there is a physical location, Service for what you offer, FAQPage for question and answer pairs.
Fill in what you actually know
Empty fields are omitted rather than emitted blank. A short accurate block beats a long speculative one.
Copy the JSON-LD
It comes wrapped in a script tag, ready to paste. Nothing you type here leaves your browser.
Paste it into the page head
One Organization block sitewide; the page-specific types on the pages they describe.
Which four types are worth your time
Schema.org defines hundreds of types and almost all of them are irrelevant to whether an engine can identify your business. Organization establishes who you are. LocalBusiness adds address and hours when there is somewhere to visit. Service describes what you sell, which is what answers a best-X-for-Y question. FAQPage is the most quotable format there is, because a question and its answer need no reformatting to become part of a generated response. Offering forty types would bury these four.
sameAs is the property most often filled in wrongly
sameAs lists third-party profiles describing the same entity, and its purpose is corroboration — an engine checks whether independent sources agree with your claims. That makes a sameAs pointing at a page which does not exist actively harmful: it asserts a corroborating source and fails to produce one, which is exactly the inconsistency the property is meant to resolve. Only list profiles that are live, and make sure the details on them match what you claim here word for word.
Questions about this tool
- Which schema types should I use?
- Organization site-wide is the floor — it's what tells an engine who you are. Then Service or Product on offering pages, and FAQPage where you have real question and answer content on the page. Four types covers almost everything that matters for AI search.
- Why does @id linking matter?
- Without it a parser sees several unrelated things instead of one business described several ways. This generator builds the Organization @id from your URL and references it from Service, so the blocks resolve to one entity.
- Where do I put the generated code?
- In the <head> of the relevant page, server-rendered. Schema injected after hydration may never be seen by crawlers that don't run JavaScript.
- Can I mark up FAQs that aren't visible on the page?
- No. Structured data must reflect content a human can see. Marking up hidden FAQs violates search guidelines and gains nothing, because the visible text is what gets quoted.
- Is my data sent to your server?
- No. This generator runs entirely in your browser — there is no request to build the JSON-LD, and nothing you type leaves the page.
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