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JSON-LD structured data generator

Produce valid, properly escaped Organization, LocalBusiness, Product or FAQPage markup, ready to paste into your page.

schema.org format, one line per range. Example: Mo-Fr 09:00-18:00
One URL per line: LinkedIn, Wikipedia page, business listing, social profiles. This is what ties your entity to sources the engines already know.
One pair per two-line block: the question, then the answer. Separate pairs with a blank line.
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This tool runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type here reaches our servers, nothing is stored, there is no account to create and no quota to respect. We can give it away because it costs us nothing to run.

What this tool does

Answer engines do not guess what your page is: they read what you declare. schema.org structured data in JSON-LD gives a machine-readable version of your information, the one that feeds Google rich results and serves as a factual base for assistants. Badly escaped markup breaks silently, and a page with no markup leaves the engine to infer, which it often gets wrong.

  • Four types covered: Organization, LocalBusiness, Product and FAQPage.
  • Strict JSON escaping: quotes, apostrophes, line breaks and accented characters pass through without breaking the script.
  • Empty fields are dropped from the output instead of being filled with a blank value that would trigger a validation error.
  • Output ready to paste, script tag included, for the head or the end of the body.
  • Built locally: none of your company information travels through a server.

Frequently asked questions

JSON-LD, microdata or RDFa?
JSON-LD has been the Google-recommended format for years and is the easiest to maintain: it lives in its own script tag without mixing into your HTML. The other two remain valid but force you to annotate the markup itself, which breaks the first time a template changes.
Where should the script tag go?
In the head preferably, but anywhere in the document works, including injected by a tag manager. The only real constraint is that what you declare matches what the visitor sees on the page.
Does markup guarantee a rich result?
No. It makes your page eligible; the decision to display stays with the engine. Without valid markup, however, eligibility is zero. It is a necessary condition, not a sufficient one.
Can I declare several types on one page?
Yes, by adding several script tags or using an @graph array. Stay restrained though: declaring ten types on a homepage muddies the signal more than it sharpens it.
How do I check my markup is valid?
Run the output through the Google rich results test and the schema.org validator. Our GEO audit runs that check across the whole site, and above all flags important pages that carry no markup at all.

Beyond the generator

These micro-tools produce a file. The Ready2GEO scanners go and look at what is actually happening on your site and inside AI answers.

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