Free Schema & FAQ generator
Pick a schema type, fill in a simple form, and get valid, ready-to-paste JSON-LD structured data — FAQ, Article, Product, LocalBusiness and more. Copy the script tag into your page's <head>. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Generated JSON-LD
Paste this into your page's <head>. The field keys stay in English — that's the schema.org spec; your values are your own.
This generator runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to a server, stored, or shared.
How it works
Pick a schema type
FAQ, Article, Product, LocalBusiness, HowTo and more. FAQ is the one AI engines love to quote — start there.
Fill in the form
Required fields are marked; hints explain each one. Add or remove rows for things like FAQ pairs and HowTo steps. The JSON-LD updates live as you type.
Copy & paste
Copy the ready-to-paste script tag (or download the JSON) and drop it into your page's head. That's it — valid structured data, no code.
What schema actually does for you.
Structured data is a machine-readable summary of your page. It won't magically unlock Google rich results — Google narrowed FAQ rich results to government and health sites in 2024, so most FAQ schema will not show as a rich result, and any tool that promises otherwise is bluffing. What it does do is real and worth doing:
AI engines can extract & cite it
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google's AI parse structured data to understand and quote your content. FAQ-shaped, clearly-answered content is the pattern that gets pulled into AI answers — the live GEO win.
Clean, valid page understanding
Correct JSON-LD tells search engines exactly what a page is — an article, a product, a business, an event — its author, price, or opening hours. It removes ambiguity from how your page is understood.
Valid by construction
Every type here follows schema.org and Google's documented required and recommended fields. We mark what's required, flag what's missing, and only ever emit valid JSON — so you can paste with confidence.
Yours, and private
The generator is plain JavaScript running in your browser. Your inputs never leave the page — there's no server, no API, no upload. Verify it: open your network tab and watch nothing get sent.
Sources: type definitions from schema.org and required/recommended fields from Google's Rich Results documentation. Output is escaped so a value like </script> can never break the JSON-LD or inject markup into your page.
This adds schema to one page. SEOryon adds it to every article — automatically.
This generator markes up a page by hand. SEOryon builds the right structured data into every article it writes for you, so your content is shaped to be understood and cited by AI from the first draft — answer-first, FAQ-structured, and correctly marked up. It reads real search and AI-citation signals, decides what to publish, writes it, and tracks where you get cited across Google, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini.
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Marked up by default
Every article ships with the right schema and an answer-first, FAQ-shaped structure — the form AI engines quote — without you touching JSON-LD.
Agency-scale, not agency-price
One agent runs the whole research-to-publish loop, so you get the output of a content team from €39/month.
You see where you're cited
It tracks your mentions across Google, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini — so structured data becomes a scoreboard.
Questions, answered
Will this get me rich results in Google?
Honestly, probably not — and we won't pretend otherwise. Google narrowed FAQ rich results to government and health sites in 2024, so an FAQ schema generally won't show as a rich result anymore. The real, current value of structured data is two things: it helps AI engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google's AI) extract and cite your content, and it gives search engines clean, unambiguous data about your page. That's what this tool is for.
Why is FAQ the hero here?
Because FAQ-shaped content — a clear question with a clean, self-contained answer — is the pattern AI engines pull into their answers most readily. Marking it up as FAQPage makes that structure explicit and machine-readable. It's the most direct structured-data lever on AI citation, which is why we put it first.
Is the generated JSON-LD actually valid?
Yes. Each type follows schema.org's definitions and Google's documented required and recommended fields. We flag any missing required fields, and the output is always valid JSON. You can paste it straight into Google's Rich Results Test or the Schema Markup Validator to confirm.
Does it send my data anywhere?
No. There is no server, no API, no upload. The whole generator runs as plain JavaScript in your browser, and nothing you type ever leaves the page. The only thing stored is your language and last-used type, kept locally in your browser.
Where do I put the code?
Copy the <script type="application/ld+json">…</script> block and paste it into your page's <head> (the <body> works too). One block per page and per type. If you use a CMS, most have a way to inject a snippet into the head.
Is it safe to paste values with quotes or angle brackets?
Yes — the output is escaped so a value containing </script>, quotes, or <> can't break the JSON-LD or inject markup into your page. It stays valid JSON either way. Your text is preserved exactly; only the characters that would be unsafe inside a script tag are encoded.
Does it work for German and French content?
Yes. The whole interface — labels, hints, buttons, validation — is in English, German and French. Your input values stay exactly as you type them, in any language. The JSON-LD field keys (like name, author) stay in English because that's the schema.org specification, not a translation choice.