Check out my FREE JSON-LD structured data/schema generator. For the moment, the tool only handles LocalBusiness, FAQPage, and Article schema, but all you have to do is input the fields specific to your business and page, and the tool will give you a validated schema output. Make sure to check against the Structured Data Testing Tool and the Rich Snippets Testing Tool!
Most free schema tools spit out a template, swap in your business name, and call it done. Google doesn’t care about “close enough.” One missing required field, one malformed quote, one empty array where a string should be, and your rich results just don’t show up, and you’ll get error messages in Google Search Console.
Structured data is JavaScript code (JSON-LD specifically). It should be treated like code where the output is validated, tested, and built to specifications required. This is exactly what my free tool does. Give it a shot below.
Build valid JSON-LD structured data markup for local business, FAQ pages, and article pages. Fill in the fields on the left, specfic to your business and content, the code on the right will update in live time and stays clean and verified, even with fields left blank.
Local Business for your homepage or location pages, FAQ Page for any page with Q&A content, Article for blog posts and guides.
Business info, hours, ratings, questions and answers, author and publisher info — whatever the schema type calls for. Optional fields stay optional; nothing gets forced into the output.
Drop the generated code into your page’s <head> inside a <script type="application/ld+json"> tag, then run the live URL through Google’s Rich Results Test to confirm it’s reading clean.
Built by someone who reads the actual schema.org spec, not just what ranks on Google for “JSON-LD generator.”
No syntax errors, no invalid or incomplete markup. Ever.
Local Business, FAQ, and Article/BlogPosting, all live-validated as you type.
Use the generator without handing over your information.
Yes — every schema type in this tool is built to current schema.org and Google guidelines, and the generator won’t let incomplete or invalid markup reach the output. That said, passing validation doesn’t guarantee a rich result will display; Google still decides that case by case.
Local Business (with support for 15+ specific business types like Roofing Contractor, Electrician, Plumber, etc.), FAQ Page, and Article/BlogPosting. More types may get added over time.
No. Fill in the form fields, copy the generated code, paste it into your page’s <head>. If your site runs on WordPress, your developer (or a plugin like Code Snippets) can drop it in in under five minutes.
No. It runs entirely in your browser — no form submissions, no data collected, nothing sent anywhere.
Local Business schema tells Google who you are, where you are, and when you’re open — it powers map packs and business info panels. FAQ schema turns your Q&A content into expandable dropdowns right in the search results. Article schema helps blog posts and guides show up with images, headlines, and publish dates in article-style search cards.