Free Tool

Schema Markup Generator.

LocalBusiness, FAQPage, Service and Organization — fill in the form, get valid JSON-LD instantly.

Quick answer: This generator produces valid JSON-LD for 4 schema types — LocalBusiness, FAQPage, Service and Organization — with a live preview, validation and copy-paste install instructions, entirely in-browser. Fill in the form fields for any of the 4 types and get schema markup ready to paste into a page's head.

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How to actually use the generated markup

Paste the copied script tag anywhere in your page's <head> or <body> — most CMS platforms (WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Webflow) have a "custom code" or "header scripts" field for exactly this. The important discipline is matching the schema type to the page: Organization typically belongs on your homepage or about page, LocalBusiness on a location or contact page, Service on the individual service pages it describes, and FAQPage only on pages with a genuine, visible Q&A section — search engines can penalize markup that doesn't match visible page content.

This tool checks that required fields are filled and that the output is syntactically valid JSON, which catches the two most common ways hand-written schema breaks (missing fields, trailing commas) — but it doesn't replace running your final markup through Google's Rich Results Test before publishing, since eligibility for specific rich result types has additional requirements beyond basic validity.

For the broader SEO strategy this fits into, see SEO and local SEO, and pair LocalBusiness markup with the local SEO & GBP grader to check your Google Business Profile fundamentals at the same time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Schema markup (JSON-LD) is structured data that tells search engines and AI assistants specifically what a page represents — a business, a service, a set of FAQs — rather than leaving them to infer it from unstructured text, which can unlock rich results and improve how accurately your content is understood and cited.
Paste the generated script block anywhere inside your page's or — most CMS platforms have a "custom HTML" or "header scripts" field for this. Each page should carry markup that describes that specific page's content, not a single sitewide block copied everywhere.
No — use whichever type matches the page: Organization typically goes on your homepage/about page, LocalBusiness on a location or contact page, Service on individual service pages, and FAQPage on any page with a genuine Q&A section.
It checks that required fields are filled and the output is syntactically valid JSON — for full validation against Google's specific rich-result eligibility rules, run the generated markup through Google's Rich Results Test before publishing.
No — everything runs in your browser. Nothing is sent to our servers or saved anywhere.

Cite this

shakalakaa (Plixitt Solutions). "Free Schema Markup (JSON-LD) Generator." https://shakalakaa.my/tools/schema-generator. Updated 2026-08-27. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.

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