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Schema Markup Generator

Most pages on your site carry no structured data at all, and adding it one page at a time is slow. This schema markup generator fixes that in a single pass: crawl your whole site and it writes a JSON-LD block for every page, typed automatically as FAQPage, Product, Article, or WebPage. Or paste one URL and let it pre-fill the fields for you. Agencies use it as a schema generator online when a client site launches with bare templates, and developers reach for it after a redesign wipes out old markup. Everything runs in your browser, the output is plain schema markup for each page's head, and there's no account or quota. It's a schema maker built for the boring part of SEO: getting valid structured data onto dozens of pages fast.

Always freeNo sign upRuns in your browser
One schema per page. We crawl your site and generate the most appropriate schema for each page automatically, FAQPage for FAQ pages, Product for product pages, Article for blog posts, WebPage for everything else.
Crawl your site
·Same-origin, respects robots.txt, ~10s per page

How to use

01

Choose bulk or single

Open the Whole site (bulk) tab and enter your domain in the Crawl your site box, or switch to Single URL and press Auto-fill from URL to read one page.

02

Review the detected fields

In single mode, adjust the Schema type dropdown (Article, Product, FAQPage, Organization, WebPage, or ContactPage) and edit the headline, image, author, and description the tool filled in.

03

Copy or download

Press Generate schemas after a crawl to get one block per page, then use Copy on any of them or Download all to save every script as one HTML file.

Why Schema Markup Generator

Common questions

Which schema types can this schema generator build?
Six: Article, Product, FAQPage, Organization, WebPage, and ContactPage. In bulk mode the crawler assigns one automatically per page, and in single mode you pick from the dropdown yourself. That range is what makes it a general schema generator tool rather than a single-purpose builder.
How does bulk mode decide which schema markup each page gets?
The crawler classifies every page it finds. Detected FAQ pages become FAQPage blocks complete with their question and answer pairs, product pages become Product, blog posts become Article with the H1 as the headline, and everything else falls back to WebPage.
Can I use it as a schema checker for markup that already exists?
No, this page only generates. For a schema code checker that audits what a page already carries, run the URL through the Schema Extractor, which lists every JSON-LD block it finds. Generate here, verify there.
Is a json schema generator the same thing as this?
Different job entirely. That kind of tool produces validation schemas describing the shape of API data. This is a schema code generator for search engines: it writes Schema.org JSON-LD that describes your page content.
Can I fill the schema fields in by hand instead of fetching a URL?
Yes. The Single URL tab pre-fills from a live page, but every field, headline, description, image, author, and date published, stays editable, and you can type them all from scratch without fetching anything.
Where should each generated schema block go?
Into the head of the page it was built for, inside the script tag the tool already wraps around it. One block per page; don't stack every page's markup onto the homepage.
When is a dedicated faq schema generator or product schema generator better?
When you need depth. The specialized pages cover fields this general builder skips: review stars, GTINs, ticket offers, opening hours. There's also a local business schema generator for NAP-heavy listings. Use this one for fast coverage across many pages, then upgrade key pages with the dedicated tools.
Why does the generated schema JSON skip some properties?
Empty fields are dropped on purpose so the JSON stays lean and valid. If a property you expected is missing, check whether the matching input was blank, fill it, and the output updates instantly.

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