Schema Markup Generator
Generate valid JSON-LD structured data. Select a schema type, fill in the template, and copy to your page.
Generate valid JSON-LD structured data. Select a schema type, fill in the template, and copy to your page.
Revuin's schema markup generator builds ready-to-use JSON-LD structured data for 10 common schema types — Article, Product, FAQ, Event, and more — so you can add rich, search-engine-readable markup to a page without writing the JSON-LD by hand.
Choose a schema type
Article, Product, FAQ, Event, or one of the other 10 supported types.
Fill in the fields
Enter the relevant data for that schema type.
Copy the generated JSON-LD
Paste it into your page's HTML head.
Code (most commonly JSON-LD) added to a page that explicitly tells search engines what the content means — a product's price, a recipe's cook time, an FAQ's questions and answers — rather than leaving them to infer it.
No — it makes a page eligible for rich results (like FAQ dropdowns or star ratings) but Google decides whether and when to actually display them.
10 common types including Article, Product, FAQPage, Event, and more — select the type that matches your content.
Yes — completely free, no login required.
A JSON-based format for embedding structured data in a webpage, Google's recommended method for adding schema markup since it doesn't require modifying visible page content.
Google's Rich Results Test and the Schema Markup Validator are the standard tools for checking that generated JSON-LD is both syntactically correct and eligible for rich results.
Not as a direct ranking factor, but it can improve click-through rate by making a listing more visually distinct in search results, which is a meaningful indirect SEO benefit.