Paste any blog post / news article URL. We'll pull existing Article JSON-LD, OG article tags, author / publisher info, dates, keywords, and estimate reading time from the body.
Article information
0/160 characters
Author & publisher
Dates & meta
Required: Title is required · Description is required · URL is required · Featured image is required · Author name is required · Publisher name is required · Publisher logo is required · Publish date is required
<script type="application/ld+json">
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "BlogPosting"
}
</script>How to use
01
Auto-fill from your post
Paste the article URL and press Auto-fill from URL. The tool pulls the title, description, author, publisher, dates, and keywords, and shows chips confirming what it detected.
02
Complete the required fields
Work through the warnings list: title, description, URL, featured image, author name, publisher name, publisher logo, and publish date must all be set before the block is complete.
03
Choose a format and export
Toggle Pretty or Minified, then Copy script or press Download to save article-schema.html. Reset all clears the whole form for your next post.
Why Article Schema Generator
- Full Article / BlogPosting / NewsArticle schema with every Google-required field.
- Auto-fills from a live article URL, reads existing JSON-LD, OpenGraph article tags, author meta, and date tags.
- Auto-estimates reading time from the article body word count.
- Pretty-print or minified output, ready to paste into <head>.
Common questions
What's the difference between Article, BlogPosting, and NewsArticle in the Article schema dropdown?
BlogPosting is the default and fits most posts. NewsArticle signals journalism and is what news publishers should send, while plain Article is the neutral parent type when neither label fits. Google treats all three as one rich result family, so pick the most accurate, not the fanciest.
Which fields does Google consider required for Article schema?
Headline, image, author name, publisher name with a logo, and publish date, plus the URL and description this form also insists on. The warnings banner above the output lists whatever is still missing and clears once every required input is filled.
How does the Article schema generator estimate reading time?
After an auto-fill it divides the article's word count by 220 and rounds, so a 1,100 word post becomes 5 min read. That value lands as an ISO 8601 duration like PT5M in the timeRequired property, and you can edit or delete it.
Can the Article schema form read markup my site already has?
Yes. Auto-fill from URL pulls existing Article JSON-LD, OpenGraph article tags, author meta, and date tags from the live page. Anything you've already typed is kept; fetched values only fill fields that were empty.
Does Article schema improve E-E-A-T on its own?
Not by itself, and anyone promising otherwise is selling something. What it does is make your author explicit: a Person node with a name and profile URL that Google can connect to the rest of that author's work. The credibility has to exist first; the markup just makes it legible.
Why does the Article schema description warn me at 160 characters?
Because search snippets truncate around that length. The counter under the field turns amber past 160 so you know the text may get cut mid-sentence in results, even though the schema itself accepts longer strings.
Is this Article schema generator tool limited to one post at a time?
It is, deliberately, because article markup deserves per-post attention. For blanket coverage across a site, the Schema Markup Generator crawls every page and works as an all-purpose schema maker; come back here for the posts that earn real traffic.
Do dates in Article schema need a time of day?
You enter plain dates and the tool expands them to ISO datetimes at midnight UTC, which satisfies Google's format requirements. If the original page carried a full timestamp, auto-fill preserves it instead.