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Structured Data / Schema Checker

Check a page for JSON-LD structured data (Schema.org markup).

Enter a URL to check for JSON-LD structured data (Schema.org markup).

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What Is Structured Data?

Structured data (Schema.org markup in JSON-LD) describes a page's content - an article, product, organisation or breadcrumb - in a format search engines understand. This tool finds a page's JSON-LD blocks and the types they declare.

When to Use It

After adding schema markup through a plugin or template.
When rich results stop appearing in Google.

How to Use It

Enter the page URL.
Review the detected schema types.

Understanding the Result

Common types include Organization, WebSite, BreadcrumbList, Article, Product and FAQPage. Markup must describe content that is visible on the page.

Limitations

Only JSON-LD is detected (not Microdata or RDFa), and eligibility for rich results is not checked - use Google's Rich Results Test for that.

Frequently Asked Questions

It provides search engines with explicit, machine-readable context about your content (a product's price, a recipe's cook time, an article's author) - beyond just helping ranking, this is what enables rich search result features like star ratings or FAQ dropdowns.

No - it makes your page eligible for rich result treatment if the search engine chooses to display it, but eligibility isn't a guarantee, and search engines can change which rich features they support over time.

It depends entirely on your content type - Organization/WebSite markup is broadly useful for most sites, while Product, Article, Recipe, or FAQPage markup makes sense specifically for pages matching those content types.

Search engines will typically just ignore markup with errors rather than penalizing the page for it, but ignoring it means missing out on the specific benefits (rich results, better content understanding) the markup was meant to provide.

It's the specifically recommended format by major search engines today (over older alternatives like Microdata or RDFa), largely because it's cleanly separated from your HTML markup and easier to implement and validate correctly.