Schema Markup Generator
Fill in your content details, and get valid JSON-LD schema markup ready to paste into your page.
- Article, Product, FAQ, Review
- Valid JSON-LD
- Nothing is stored
- Free, no sign-up
JSON-LD code
Validation
<head> or <body>. Test it in Google's Rich Results Test before publishing — search "Rich Results Test" (we don't call any API here).We only send the JSON-LD if you ask. No spam.
Structured data without writing JSON by hand
Schema markup tells search engines what is actually on your page — a product, a review, an FAQ — which is what unlocks star ratings, price display and expandable answers in the results.
Fill in your content details and get valid JSON-LD, ready to paste.
Why one comma costs you everything
An invalid block is ignored entirely, not partially applied. A single misplaced comma or unclosed brace means you get none of the benefit despite all the effort of adding it — and the page looks completely normal to a visitor, because schema is invisible markup.
- A site adds a genuine FAQ section, hand-writes the schema, and misses one closing brace deep in the nesting.
- Nothing looks wrong. The validator flags it as invalid, and the rich result never appears.
- That is a silent failure — the worst kind, because nothing tells you to go and look.
The types it covers
Four, chosen because they are the ones that actually change how a result looks.
- Article for blog posts and news, and Product for listings including price and availability.
- FAQPage for question-and-answer content.
- Review and rating for testimonials and product reviews — the star ratings people actually notice in a results page.
What comes out
A complete, valid JSON-LD block you can paste into the page head — properly nested, properly escaped, and with the commas in the right places.
- Validate it at schema.org before publishing. It takes thirty seconds and catches anything you edited afterwards.
- Only mark up what is genuinely on the page. Schema describing content a visitor cannot see is a guideline violation, not a shortcut.
- JSON-LD does not care where it sits — head or body both work.
Built in your browser
The block is generated as you type. Your product names, prices and review text are not sent anywhere to produce it.
- No account, and nothing kept afterwards.
- Which means unreleased product details can go in before the page is public.
- Copy the block and paste it — that is the whole workflow.
Four numbers worth keeping
Why Parix.ai gives this away
Structured data is groundwork: invisible when right, invisible when wrong, and only ever noticed by its absence from the results page. These tools are the same checks we run for clients, which is why there is no paywall.
Generate my schemaWho uses it
Anyone adding structured data without wanting to hand-write JSON, and anyone whose rich results quietly stopped appearing after a hand edit.
Pair it with
The FAQ Schema Generator for Q&A pages specifically, and the Meta Tag Generator for the rest of the head block.
Built into the template
Schema is better generated by the site than pasted per page. Our web development team wires it in so it stays correct as content changes.