schema.org Generator (JSON-LD structured data)
Fill in the fields below to generate a JSON-LD structured data block ready to paste into the <head> of your page. 100% local generation in your browser — nothing is sent to a server.
How it works
JSON-LD structured data is a standardized format (schema.org) that Google and other search engines use to better understand a page's content and, in some cases, display a richer "rich snippet" in search results (author name, organization logo, associated image, etc.). Without needing to know the exact JSON-LD syntax, fill in the form based on the content type (Article or Organization): the tool automatically generates the full <script type="application/ld+json"> block, ready to paste directly into the <head> of your page.
Does this guarantee a rich snippet in Google?
No. Structured data is an indication given to Google, not a guarantee of display: Google decides case by case, based on the overall quality of the page and its own criteria, whether to show a rich snippet or not. That said, without valid structured data, these enhanced displays are simply impossible.
Where should I place this block on my page?
Paste the result as-is into the <head> section of your HTML document. You can then validate its content with Google's official "Rich Results Test" tool to check that it's properly recognized and preview its potential rendering.
Privacy: generation happens entirely in your browser — the information you enter is never sent to a server.