What schema type does this generate?
Article schema, formatted as JSON-LD.
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Generate Article Structured Data (JSON-LD)
Generate Article-type JSON-LD structured data from a title, description, and URL, right in your browser.
What schema type this actually builds
This generator builds one specific schema.org type: Article, formatted as JSON-LD with headline, description, mainEntityOfPage, and a publisher block from your title, description, and URL fields. It's currently a single-purpose generator — there's no dropdown for Product, LocalBusiness, Recipe, Review, or other schema.org types.
That makes it a good fit for blog posts and article-style pages, and the wrong tool if you're trying to mark up a product listing, a local business page, or any other content type that needs a different schema.org structure.
Workflow at a glance
Use this quick flow to understand where the tool fits in your work and what to review before relying on the output.
Review checklist
Before
Confirm the page is genuinely article-style content — this generator only produces Article schema.
After
Validate the pasted JSON-LD with Google's Rich Results Test and confirm it matches the visible page content.
When Article schema fits your page
Use it specifically for blog posts and article-style content, where Article schema is a well-supported way to help search engines understand the headline, description, and publisher of the page.
Who needs structured data
Bloggers
Add Article schema to a new post without hand-writing the JSON-LD.
Publishers and content sites
Generate consistent Article markup across similar article pages.
Developers implementing structured data
Draft the JSON-LD here, then paste it into a page's script tag.
SEO reviewers
Quickly produce example Article schema for a client recommendation.
What's included in the output
Article schema type
Outputs a schema.org Article object as JSON-LD.
Headline, description, and URL
Pulled directly from the three fields you fill in.
Publisher block included
Adds a fixed Organization reference for the site's publisher.
Copy-ready JSON-LD
Formatted and ready to paste into a `<script type="application/ld+json">` tag.
Generating schema step by step
- 1Enter the article's title, description, and canonical URL.
- 2Click Process to build the Article JSON-LD.
- 3Copy the generated schema.
- 4Paste it into a script tag with type="application/ld+json" in your page's head.
Where Article schema fits
Adding Article schema to a new blog post without hand-writing the JSON-LD.
Generating consistent Article markup across similar article pages.
Drafting JSON-LD here before pasting it into a page's script tag.
Producing example Article schema for an SEO client recommendation.
Where your values go
The JSON-LD is built directly in your browser from the fields you fill in — nothing is sent to a server.
Using the schema correctly
- Use this specifically for blog posts and articles — for other content types, you'll need a different schema.org type.
- Validate the pasted schema with Google's Rich Results Test after adding it to your page.
- Keep the headline and description here consistent with what's actually visible on the page.
- Update the schema whenever the article's title or description changes on the page itself.
Schema mistakes to avoid
Using this for a product or business page
Only Article schema is generated here — a different schema.org type fits those pages better.
Letting the schema drift from the visible page
Structured data should match what's actually shown on the page, not an outdated title or description.
Skipping validation
Always test the pasted JSON-LD with Google's Rich Results Test before assuming it's working correctly.
Expecting a schema type picker
This generator currently produces Article schema only — there's no dropdown for other types.
When you need a different schema type
Schema Generator is built specifically for Article-type structured data. For other content types — products, local business listings, recipes — you'll need to write or find a generator for that specific schema.org type.
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FAQ
Schema Generator FAQ
Answers for using Schema Generator on I Love Tool XYZ.
Can I generate Product or LocalBusiness schema here?
Not currently — this generator produces Article schema only.
Where do I put the generated code?
Inside a `<script type="application/ld+json">` tag in your page's head section.
Should I validate the schema after adding it?
Yes, use Google's Rich Results Test to confirm it's read correctly.