Turn your content into structured data.
Create clean, readable JSON-LD for the type of content you actually publish. Choose a schema type, fill in the information you know, review the result, and copy the markup into your website.
Describe your page clearly for machines.
Good structured data should accurately represent the content and entities that already exist on your page.
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "Article",
"headline": "Your article title"
}
Choose what you're marking up.
Start with the schema type that best describes the page. Only add information that is genuinely true and supported by your website.
Building your schema…
Preparing the right structured-data structure.
Your schema is ready.
Review the generated markup before placing it on your website.
Schema overview
A quick view of what was generated and how much information you supplied.
Generated JSON-LD
This is the structured data object. Review it carefully before publishing.
What to do before publishing
Use these recommendations as a final review checklist.
✓ Recommended
⚠ Check carefully
Implementation guide
A few simple checks can prevent structured-data mistakes after you publish.
Structured data without the guesswork.
Choose the page type, provide the facts you know, generate the JSON-LD, and review it before publishing. The tool is designed to help you create useful markup, not manufacture information.
Choose the right type
Start with Article, FAQ, Product, LocalBusiness, Course, Recipe, Video or another type that actually matches your page.
Describe your content
Enter the real information from your page. You stay in control of the facts used in the markup.
Generate clean JSON-LD
Get structured data in a format that is easy to review, copy and add to your website.
Review the result
ManavWrite highlights recommendations and warnings so you can check the markup before publishing.
Keep facts truthful
Structured data should represent real content. Don't use it to add unsupported ratings, prices or claims.
Build better content systems
Use schema alongside strong content, clear page structure and useful internal linking—not as a replacement for them.