What this tool does
It extracts JSON-LD and microdata, displays schema types, and highlights parsing issues.
Schema Check
Schema & Structured Data Checker
Extract and inspect all JSON-LD structured data on any page. See schema types, view the raw markup, and discover rich result eligibility.
JSON-LD extraction
Microdata detection
Schema type identification
Rich result eligibility
Copy JSON blocks
What structured data does your page have?
Enter any URL to extract all JSON-LD blocks, identify schema types, and discover which Google rich results your page is eligible for.
JSON-LD Viewer
Extract and syntax-highlight every JSON-LD block on a page. Expand, collapse, and copy any block with one click.
Schema Type Detection
Automatically identify FAQPage, Product, Article, BreadcrumbList, HowTo, LocalBusiness and more with colour-coded chips.
Rich Result Eligibility
See which Google rich result types (star ratings, FAQ dropdowns, recipe cards) your schema markup unlocks.
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Tool guide
Understanding Schema and JSON-LD results
Structured data helps search engines understand entities, breadcrumbs, products, FAQs, organizations, and other page details.
Who it helps
- SEO teams validating rich-result markup
- Developers debugging structured data
- Site owners checking product or article templates
Usage instructions
Enter a URL and inspect the detected schema blocks. Fix invalid JSON, missing required fields, or incorrect entity types in the site template.
Understanding the output
Detected schema is a signal, not a guarantee of rich results. Errors should be fixed before relying on structured data for search features.
Why it matters for hosting
Hosting and caching can serve old templates, so schema checks are useful after deployments, plugin updates, or migrations.
