Schema.org JSON-LD for Person, Organization, Article and FAQPage — form-based, valid, no tracking. Fill in, copy, paste into the <head>.
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Paste into the <head> of the page as a <script type="application/ld+json"> block.
Then validate in the Schema Validator ↗ or the Google Rich Results Test ↗.
All data is processed locally in the browser. No server upload. No tracking.
Guide · Last reviewed: September 23, 2026
JSON-LD is the format Google recommends for describing a page in machine-readable form: who the author is, which organisation stands behind it, when an article was published. Search engines use this structured data to understand pages and connect entities. For AI search systems it is especially valuable when the person and the organisation are anchored unambiguously through a stable @id and sameAs links to profiles such as LinkedIn. This generator produces valid JSON-LD for the four most common types: Person, Organization, Article and FAQPage. All input stays in your browser. Note that structured data guarantees neither rankings nor rich results. Google retired FAQ rich results in May 2026; FAQPage markup still describes content semantically but no longer produces a dedicated search feature.
@id for Person and Organization (for example https://www.example.com/#org) and reuse it on every page.sameAs links to profiles that genuinely belong to the person or company.