What Is Schema Markup?
Schema Markup is structured data that helps search engines understand the information on a webpage. It is commonly added using JSON-LD and can describe content such as articles, products, organizations, webpages and other entities.
What Does This Schema Checker Do?
Toolveta's Schema Markup Checker checks whether your pasted JSON-LD can be decoded as valid JSON and looks for common Schema properties, schema types and potential configuration issues.
How to Check Schema Markup
- Copy the JSON-LD Schema Markup from your webpage.
- Paste the code into the checker.
- Click Check Schema Markup.
- Review errors, warnings and detected schema information.
Common Schema Markup Types
Some commonly used structured data types include Article, Product, Organization, LocalBusiness, WebPage, BreadcrumbList, FAQPage and other Schema.org types.
JSON-LD vs Schema Markup
JSON-LD is a format used to represent structured data. Schema.org provides the vocabulary and types used within structured data. A webpage can therefore use Schema.org vocabulary inside JSON-LD code.
Important Note
This tool checks JSON-LD structure and common Schema properties. A successful result does not guarantee eligibility for enhanced search results. Search engines may apply additional requirements and policies.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is JSON-LD?
JSON-LD is a JSON-based format that can be used to describe structured data on a webpage.
Is valid JSON enough for Schema Markup?
No. Valid JSON only means that the code can be parsed as JSON. Schema properties, types and other requirements should also be reviewed.
Can this tool check multiple schemas?
Yes. The checker can detect multiple Schema objects in supported JSON-LD structures, including JSON-LD using an @graph property.