Page schema validator
Structured data is what lets Google show questions and answers, price, or rating directly in search results. The checker reads one page, shows which data types are defined on it, and flags what's missing or broken.
Paste a page URL and click Check.
A few steps and you're set
- 1Paste a page URLA specific page, for example a product page or FAQ, not just the homepage.
- 2The checker reads the pageOur server fetches the page and extracts every JSON‑LD block in it.
- 3Fix the highlighted itemsFor each data type you see which fields are missing, and a broken block is marked separately.
Questions about this tool
What is schema and why is it important?
Structured data tells Google what’s on the page: business, product, FAQs. Thanks to them, Google can show a rich result — for example, Q&A or ratings — that attracts more clicks.
Does a missing field mean the page won't show in Google?
No. The page will appear, but without the rich snippet. Fields like name and acceptedAnswer are what Google needs to display it.
Does the checker cover everything?
It checks JSON‑LD, the format Google recommends, and the main fields of the common types. Microdata is only counted. For a full eligibility check, Google offers the Rich Results Test.
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