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About Page Schema

Google keeps asking the same quiet question about every site it crawls: who runs this thing? Your About page answers it for humans, and this about page schema generator answers it for machines. It builds AboutPage schema markup with the page name, URL, description, representative image, publish dates, and a nested publisher Organization. Paste your live About URL, hit Auto-fill from URL, and the tool reads your meta tags to pre-populate the form. What comes out is an about page json ld script tag, ready to paste before the closing head tag. Agencies onboarding new client sites reach for it because it turns a fiddly hand-coding job into a sixty second task.

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Paste your About page URL. We'll read its meta tags and pre-populate fields.

About page details

Publisher (optional)

Required: Page title is required · Page URL is required
<script type="application/ld+json">
{
  "@context": "https://schema.org",
  "@type": "AboutPage"
}
</script>

How to use

01

Auto-fill from your live About page

Paste the URL of your published About page and click Auto-fill from URL. The tool reads the page's title, meta description, og:image, article dates, and site name to pre-populate every field.

02

Review the page and publisher details

Check Page title and Page URL, which are required, then refine the Description, Representative image URL, and the Date published and Date modified pickers. Add a Publisher name and URL to nest the Organization.

03

Copy the script tag

The JSON-LD output updates live as you type. Click Copy script and paste the block into your About page's head. Reset all clears the form if you're doing several client sites in a row.

Why About Page Schema

Common questions

What does AboutPage schema actually do for SEO?
AboutPage is a schema.org subtype of WebPage that tells search engines this specific URL describes the organization behind the site. It doesn't trigger a dedicated rich result, but it strengthens the entity signals that feed knowledge panels and brand queries. Think of it as disambiguation, not decoration.
Can the about page schema generator pull data from my live page?
Yes. Paste your About URL and the Auto-fill from URL button fetches the page, then maps its title tag, meta description, og:image, published and modified times, and og:site_name into the form. Fields you've already typed are never overwritten, so you can auto-fill first and correct afterwards.
Is the publisher Organization block required in AboutPage markup?
No, it's optional, but it's the most valuable part. Adding a Publisher name and Publisher URL nests an Organization object inside the AboutPage, which links the page to the entity it describes. Leave both fields empty and the tool simply omits the block.
How do I install the AboutPage script on WordPress or Shopify?
Copy the output with the Copy script button, then paste it into your theme's header template, a header scripts box, or a code snippet plugin so it renders inside the head of the About page only. Don't paste it site wide; the markup should live on the one URL it describes.
Does an About page need both datePublished and dateModified?
Neither is required, and the tool drops empty date fields from the output. If you do fill them in, keep dateModified honest. Bumping the date without changing the page content is a pattern search engines have learned to discount.
Why does my AboutPage output show fewer fields than the form?
The generator strips every empty property before building the JSON-LD, so the script only contains what you filled in. That's deliberate: empty strings and null values in structured data can trip validators. Only Page title and Page URL are flagged as required.
Should a one-person business bother with AboutPage schema?
Yes, and pair it with Person markup if the brand is you. Use the publisher block for your trading name, then describe yourself separately with the Person Schema Generator so the two entities reference each other. Solo consultants get the same disambiguation benefit as large firms.

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