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Schema markup generator: get stars, prices and logos on Google

Pick what your page is about, fill in a few boxes, and get the JSON-LD code that tells Google. See how your result could look as you type.

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Check it after it’s live
Paste your page’s link into Google’s Rich Results Test or the Schema.org validator. Then make sure your title and share preview are right with the meta tag generator, and run the launch checker before you ship.
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How it works
  1. Pick what your page is about: your company, an app, a product, an article, an FAQ, a local business, an event or a breadcrumb path. An example is filled in so you can see the result straight away.
  2. Replace the example with your own details. The preview shows roughly how Google could display your page, and the box above it tells you in plain words if anything is missing.
  3. Click Copy and paste the code into the page it describes. Or pick “AI prompt” and paste it into Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, and it will add it for you.
  4. Check it with Google’s free Rich Results Test once it’s live.
Questions
What is structured data, or JSON-LD?
A small block of code that tells search engines exactly what a page is about: “this is a product, it costs $129, it has 4.6 stars”. Google reads it to show extras like stars, prices, event dates and your logo in search results. JSON-LD is the format Google recommends.
Will Google definitely show stars or other extras?
No. Correct structured data makes your page eligible, but Google decides when to show the extras. Make sure everything in the code is also visible on the page, and that ratings come from real reviews.
Why don’t my FAQ dropdowns show on Google?
Since August 2023 Google only shows FAQ results for well-known government and health sites. FAQ markup is still valid, and other search engines and AI assistants can read it, but most sites won’t see the dropdowns.
Can I add more than one type to a page?
Yes. For example, a product page can have both Product and Breadcrumbs. Make one block for each and paste both. Organization and WebSite usually go on your home page only.
Where does it go in Next.js or Astro?
Pick the Next.js or Astro tab above the code and it gives you the right pattern. Or pick “AI prompt” and let your coding agent put it in the right file.
Is anything I type sent anywhere?
No. Everything happens in your browser. Nothing you type leaves your computer.