Schema Validator

JSON-LD is a structured data format that helps search engines better understand page content. With the right markup, you can get rich snippets: ratings, FAQ sections, breadcrumbs, and other elements in search results.

JSON-LD is usually placed in a <script type="application/ld+json"> tag in <head> or at the end of <body>. Google processes markup from anywhere on the page, as long as the syntax is valid.

Valid markup is necessary, but not sufficient. Google decides when to show rich snippets based on content quality and relevance. Make sure your markup matches the page's visible content.

Yes, a page can contain multiple JSON-LD blocks with different types (for example, Article + Organization + BreadcrumbList). Each block must be in a separate script tag and be valid.

Paste the updated JSON-LD into Schema Validator or enter a page URL. The tool will show any remaining errors and warnings. For a final check, also use Google’s Rich Results Test.