Structured Data Checker

Q: What types of structured data can this tool validate?

Our tool can validate all three major structured data formats: JSON-LD (recommended by Google), microdata, and RDFa. It supports all schema.org vocabulary types including Organization, LocalBusiness, Article, Product, Event, Recipe, JobPosting, and many more.

Q: How accurate is this structured data checker compared to Google's tools?

Our tool follows the same schema.org standards and validation rules used by search engines. While it provides comprehensive validation, we recommend using it alongside Google's Rich Results Test and Search Console for complete coverage.

Q: Can I validate structured data for pages that aren't live yet?

Yes! You can use the 'Check by Code' option to validate structured data markup before implementing it on your live website. Simply paste your JSON-LD, microdata, or RDFa code into the text area, select the format, and run the validation.

Q: What should I do if the tool finds errors in my structured data?

When errors are found, review the detailed error descriptions provided in the results. Common fixes include adding missing required properties, correcting data formats, fixing JSON syntax errors, and ensuring the markup matches your page content.

Q: How often should I validate my website's structured data?

You should validate structured data whenever you make changes to your markup, add new content types, or update your website's structure. We recommend monthly checks for active websites and immediate validation after any CMS updates.

Free Structured Data Checker & Schema Validator

Validate your structured data markup and ensure rich snippets display correctly

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Validation Results

Comprehensive analysis of your structured data markup

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Complete Guide to Structured Data

Master structured data validation, schema markup implementation, and SEO optimization with our comprehensive guide

What is Structured Data?

Key Definition

Structured data is a standardized way of providing information about a webpage and classifying its content to help search engines understand context and meaning.

Structured data is code that you add to your website's HTML to help search engines understand the context and meaning of your content. It uses a shared vocabulary called schema.org, which was created by major search engines including Google, Bing, Yahoo, and Yandex.

Schema.org Vocabulary

Founded by: Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Yandex

Purpose: Standardize structured data markup

Types: 800+ schema types available

Format: JSON-LD, Microdata, RDFa

Usage: Embedded in HTML pages

Benefit: Enhanced search results

Rich Results Impact

Properly implemented structured data can result in enhanced search results including rich snippets, rich cards, knowledge panels, and featured snippets that significantly improve click-through rates.

How to Use This Tool � Step-by-Step

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Choose Input Method

Select whether you want to check structured data by entering a URL or by pasting your markup code directly. The URL method is perfect for testing live websites, while the code method is ideal for testing markup before implementation.

2

Enter Your Data

For URL checking, enter the complete website address. For code checking, paste your JSON-LD, microdata, or RDFa markup into the text area and select the appropriate format from the dropdown menu.

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Run the Check

Click the "Check Structured Data" button to start the validation process. Our tool will analyze your markup against schema.org standards and Google's structured data guidelines to identify any issues or opportunities for improvement.

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Review Results

Examine the detailed validation results, including any errors, warnings, and successfully validated items. Each issue includes specific recommendations for fixing problems and improving your structured data implementation.

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Export or Copy Results

Save your validation results by copying them to your clipboard or exporting them as a file. This makes it easy to share findings with your development team or keep records of your optimization progress.

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Implement Fixes

Use the detailed error descriptions and recommendations to fix any issues in your structured data. After making changes, run the tool again to verify that all problems have been resolved and your markup is ready for search engines.

Pro Tips for Best Results

Always test your structured data on a staging environment before going live
Use Google's Rich Results Test alongside our tool for comprehensive validation
Implement the most specific schema type possible for your content
Include all recommended properties, not just the required ones
Regularly revalidate your markup after content updates
Monitor Google Search Console for structured data errors and warnings

Benefits of Using This Tool

Improved Search Visibility

Properly validated structured data increases your chances of appearing in rich snippets, knowledge panels, and other enhanced search features.

Higher Click-Through Rates

Rich snippets stand out in search results and provide more information, leading to increased user engagement and clicks.

Error Prevention

Catch syntax errors, missing properties, and implementation issues before they affect your search engine performance.

Time-Saving Validation

Quickly validate multiple pages or code snippets without manually checking each implementation against schema.org documentation.

Multiple Format Support

Validate JSON-LD, microdata, and RDFa formats all in one tool, ensuring compatibility with your preferred implementation method.

Detailed Reporting

Get comprehensive validation reports with specific error descriptions and actionable recommendations for improvement.

Popular Schema Types to Validate

Organization

LocalBusiness

Article

Product

Event

Recipe

JobPosting

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of structured data can this tool validate?

How accurate is this structured data checker compared to Google's tools?

Can I validate structured data for pages that aren't live yet?

What should I do if the tool finds errors in my structured data?

How often should I validate my website's structured data?

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