Generate JSON-LD structured data for products, local business, FAQs, and organizations. Boost your search appearance.
The generator builds JSON-LD structured data, the format Google recommends for describing your page's content to search engines. You pick a type (Product, Local Business, Organization, or FAQ), fill in fields like name, price, address, or questions, and it outputs a ready script tag. You paste that block into your page's HTML so search engines and AI assistants can read prices, ratings, hours, and answers directly.
A Bengaluru electronics shop selects Local Business, enters the store name, phone, address, city, and pincode 560001, and gets a JSON-LD block with addressCountry set to IN. Pasting it into the homepage helps the shop show its name, phone, and location correctly in Google's local results.
Put the full <script type="application/ld+json"> block anywhere inside the page's HTML, usually in the head or at the end of the body. Most website builders and CMS platforms have a custom-HTML or header-code field for this.
No. Valid markup makes your page eligible for rich results like price, ratings, and FAQ dropdowns, but Google decides whether to show them. Accurate markup that matches the visible page content gives the best chance.
Use Product schema on each product page, Local Business on your store or contact page, Organization on the homepage, and FAQ on pages with genuine question-answer content. You can use more than one type across your site.
Yes. The Product schema outputs priceCurrency as INR, so enter your rupee amount as a plain number without symbols or commas, for example 999. Keep it matching the price shown on the page.
Paste your page URL or the code into Google's Rich Results Test or the Schema.org validator. They flag missing required fields and errors before you rely on it.
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