Paste your collection page URL. We'll read meta tags and pre-populate fields.
Collection page details
Publisher (optional)
Required: Page title is required · Page URL is required
<script type="application/ld+json">
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "CollectionPage"
}
</script>How to use
01
Point it at your category URL
Paste the address of a collection, category, or archive page and click Auto-fill from URL. The tool fetches the title, meta description, og:image, and site name so you rarely type from scratch.
02
Tidy the collection details
Edit the Collection page title and Page URL, both required, then write a short Description covering what the grouped items have in common. Add an Image URL if the category has a banner.
03
Add the publisher and copy
Fill in Publisher name and Publisher URL to nest your Organization, then press Copy script and paste the JSON-LD block into the head of that category page. Reset all starts you over.
Why CollectionPage Schema
- CollectionPage schema is the right type for category pages, archive pages, and product collections.
- Auto-fill from URL, pulls title, description, image, and publisher info.
- Includes nested publisher Organization block.
Common questions
What kinds of pages count as a CollectionPage?
Any URL whose job is to group other things: ecommerce categories, product collections, blog archives, tag pages, and portfolio galleries. If the page's main content is a grid or list of links to other pages, CollectionPage is the honest label for it.
Does CollectionPage markup produce a rich result in Google?
Not on its own; there's no dedicated CollectionPage rich result. Its job is classification, telling crawlers the page is a hub rather than a destination. That context helps search engines model your site structure, and you can layer an ItemList on top when you want the contents enumerated.
How is a CollectionPage different from an ItemList?
CollectionPage describes the page itself: its title, URL, and purpose. ItemList enumerates the entries the page contains, each with a position. They solve different halves of the same problem, and larger sites often nest an ItemList inside a CollectionPage as its mainEntity.
Can I use CollectionPage schema on paginated category pages?
Yes. Page two of a category is still a collection, so each paginated URL can carry the markup. Just make sure the url property in the block matches the address you paste it on, or its canonical, rather than always pointing at page one.
Is the publisher block worth filling on a collection page?
It's a small effort with a real payoff. The nested Organization ties the category to your brand entity, and keeping the same name and URL you use in your sitewide Organization markup makes the signals consistent. Skip it only if that consistency is already handled elsewhere.
Why did the CollectionPage output drop my image field?
The generator removes empty properties before printing, so a blank field never appears in the script. If you typed an image URL and it still vanished, check for stray whitespace. Also make the address absolute; relative paths like /banner.jpg are ambiguous in structured data.