Structured Data Validator
Validate Schema.org markup, JSON-LD, Microdata and RDFa structured data to identify SEO issues and improve rich result eligibility.
Structured Data Validator
Check Schema markup and JSON-LD implementation
Validate Structured Data
Enter a URL or paste JSON-LD Schema markup to check structured data.
Validation Checks
- ✓ JSON syntax validation
- ✓ Schema.org compatibility
- ✓ @context verification
- ✓ @type detection
- ✓ Required properties
- ✓ Rich result eligibility
Validation Result
Schema analysis report
No Validation
Enter URL or JSON-LD code to start.
Schemas Found
0
Valid Schemas
0
Schema Types
0
Issues Found
0
Structured Data Report
Detected schemas and validation status.
| Schema Type | Format | Status | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| No schema data available | |||
Validation Errors & Recommendations
Complete Structured Data SEO Guide
Learn how Schema markup helps search engines understand your website content.
What Is Structured Data?
Structured data is a standardized format that provides additional information about a webpage to search engines. It helps search engines understand content such as products, articles, businesses and events.
Why Structured Data Matters
Valid structured data can improve search appearance by helping pages become eligible for enhanced search features and rich results.
Improve Search Visibility
Schema markup provides clearer signals to search engines about your content and improves machine understanding.
What Is JSON-LD?
JSON-LD (JavaScript Object Notation for Linked Data) is the recommended structured data format because it can be added separately from the visible page content.
{
"@context":"https://schema.org",
"@type":"Article",
"headline":"Example Article",
"author":{
"@type":"Person",
"name":"Author Name"
}
}
Popular Schema Types
Common structured data types used for SEO optimization.
Article
For blog posts, news articles and editorial content.
Product
For products, prices, availability and reviews.
Organization
For company information and branding signals.
LocalBusiness
For local businesses and location details.
Structured Data & Rich Results
Search engines may use valid structured data to display enhanced search results such as ratings, product details, FAQs, events and article information.
⭐ Reviews
Display review ratings and feedback information.
🛍 Products
Show product price and availability details.
❓ FAQs
Highlight frequently asked questions.
Common Structured Data Errors
- ❌ Invalid JSON syntax.
- ❌ Missing @context property.
- ❌ Missing @type property.
- ❌ Incorrect Schema.org properties.
- ❌ Missing required fields.
- ❌ Invalid URLs in schema markup.
- ❌ Duplicate structured data markup.
Benefits Of Structured Data Validator
Error Detection
Find schema errors before publishing.
SEO Analysis
Improve search engine understanding.
Rich Results
Increase rich result eligibility.
Fast Testing
Validate markup instantly.
Save Structured Data Report
Copy your Schema validation results or download the SEO report.
Frequently Asked Questions
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