Free tool
Schema Validator
Validate JSON-LD syntax and review Schema.org types, missing recommended properties, and relationship issues.
- Primary use
- Go beyond “valid JSON” — understand what schema exists and what is incomplete.
- Estimated time
- About 4 minutes
- Input type
- URL or paste
A practical JSON-LD review
Check JSON syntax, detect Schema.org entities, and identify missing commonly recommended fields before using search-engine-specific testing.
Not a rich-results guarantee
Valid JSON-LD and even valid Schema.org vocabulary do not guarantee indexing, rankings, or rich results. Eligibility depends on current search-engine policies and the visible page content.
This review is not a rich-results guarantee.
Methodology
- Parses JSON-LD with the browser JSON parser, then walks @graph and nested typed entities.
- Checks a focused set of commonly recommended properties for known entity types.
- Reports duplicate @id values and relationship notes as review prompts.
Limitations
- Does not guarantee Schema.org vocabulary correctness, search indexing, rankings, or rich results.
- Does not test rendered JavaScript, page policy compliance, or search-engine eligibility.
- Review all suggested snippets before publishing; examples are not drop-in business data.
Privacy
Pasted JSON-LD and HTML stay in your browser. URL analysis fetches only public HTML through the protected fetch service.
FAQ
Plain answers about what this tool does and does not claim.
Can I paste full HTML? +
Does this validate every Schema.org rule? +
Should schema match visible content? +
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