Schema Generator
Use our free schema generator to create structured data for your pages in minutes. This structured data generator turns the details you enter into clean JSON-LD code, so search engines can understand what your page is about. Copy the code, add it to your page, and you are done — no coding or sign-up is needed.
Fill in only details that are true and visible on your page, then copy the code into your page. Only fill in fields you can stand behind — do not add reviews, ratings or details that are not real. Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded or stored.
How to use the Schema Generator
- Choose the schema type that matches your page, such as Article, LocalBusiness, Product, FAQPage or BreadcrumbList.
- Fill in the fields that apply, such as the name, description and other details.
- Check the JSON-LD code as it updates while you type.
- Copy the code, add it to your page, and test it with a structured data testing tool.
Why use a schema markup generator?
- Build JSON-LD code without writing it by hand — this JSON-LD generator does the formatting for you.
- Cover the types most pages need, including Article schema, LocalBusiness schema, Product schema, FAQ schema and breadcrumb schema.
- See the code update live, so you can spot a missing detail before you publish.
- Use the output to support rich results, such as FAQs and product details, where search engines choose to show them.
- Keep your work private, because everything runs in your browser and nothing is uploaded.
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Frequently asked questions
No. Schema helps search engines understand your content, but it does not guarantee rich results or higher rankings. The details in your schema must also match content that is visible on the page.
No. This schema generator runs in your browser. The details you type are used only to build the code you copy, and they are not uploaded or stored.
Yes, the Schema Generator on iWebSeoTool is free to use, with no sign-up.
Only if they are real, genuine and visible on the page. Never add invented ratings, prices, opening hours or other details to schema — incorrect or misleading structured data can be ignored and can cause problems.
Schema markup is structured data code, usually written in JSON-LD format, that you add to a page to explain what the page is about — for example an article, a product, a local business or a set of questions and answers. Search engines can use it to understand the page better and, in some cases, to show rich results.
Most sites add JSON-LD in the page head or before the closing body tag, or through an SEO plugin or theme setting that accepts custom schema. After adding it, test the page with a structured data testing tool to confirm it is detected without errors.
You can generate Article, WebPage, Organization, LocalBusiness, Product, FAQPage and BreadcrumbList schema. Choose the type, fill in the fields that apply, and the JSON-LD code updates as you type.