Free tool by AISearch Global · Australia's pure-play AEO consultancy · Sydney
Free Tool · AISearch Global

Schema / JSON-LD
Generator

Enter your URL. AISearch Global fetches the page and generates clean, ready-to-paste JSON-LD structured data. No invented fields, no signup — with your consent, the submitted URL and a result summary are logged for 90 days for tool integrity.

Works globally: any public website, any country
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Any valid domain works: .com, .com.au, .net, and more.

AISearch Global fetches your live page — no signup required

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AISearch Global Schema Generator · aisearch.global

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AISearch Global Schema / JSON-LD Generator
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Schema type used
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Generated JSON-LD
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How to use this result
This tool doesn't check whether the page already has schema on it before generating a new block — run the Existing Schema Detector first so you don't duplicate or conflict with something already there. Treat the code above as a starting point, not a finished asset: check every fact in this code against your actual page before publishing it. Then paste the copied <script> tag just before </head> on the page you analysed (or the equivalent "custom code" / "header scripts" field in your CMS), and confirm it validates with Google's Rich Results Test.

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Built by AISearch Global · Sydney, Australia

About this tool

The AISearch Global Schema / JSON-LD Generator fetches a public page and builds structured data directly from what's already there: the page title, meta description, canonical URL, language, image, and headings. It never invents a phone number, address, or fact that isn't on the page.

Choose Auto Detect and the tool infers the most likely type from the URL path and page content, or pick one of the seven types manually: WebPage, Article, Organization, Person, Service, Product, or LocalBusiness. Copy the JSON-LD directly, copy it wrapped in a ready-to-paste <script> tag, or download either as a file.

This tool does not check whether the page already has schema before generating a new block — run the Existing Schema Detector first if you're not sure. And because the output is assembled automatically from the page's own metadata, treat it as a starting point: check every fact in the generated code against the real page before you publish it.

For schema deployed correctly across an entire site, not just one page, see AISearch Global's Schema Implementation service.

AISearch Global · Sydney, Australia · aisearch.global

Frequently asked questions

What does the AISearch Global Schema Generator do?

It fetches a public URL you provide and generates clean JSON-LD structured data from the page's own metadata: title, description, canonical URL, language, image, and headings. It never invents information that isn't already on the page.

Which schema types are supported?

Seven types: WebPage, Article, Organization, Person, Service, Product, and LocalBusiness. Choose Auto Detect and the tool picks the most likely type from the page's URL, title, and content, or select a type manually.

Is this tool free and does it store my data?

Yes, it's completely free with no signup. The page is fetched and analysed to build your result. If you tick the consent box, AISearch Global logs the URL you submitted and a summary of the result for 90 days for research and tool-integrity purposes, as described in the Privacy Policy; the full page content itself isn't stored.

Why does schema markup matter for AI visibility?

Schema markup (JSON-LD) is one of the highest-impact AEO signals. It tells AI systems exactly what your business is, what it does, and how to describe it with confidence, which increases the likelihood of being cited in AI-generated answers.

Does this tool check for schema that's already on the page?

No. It generates a new JSON-LD block from the page's metadata without checking whether schema already exists there. Run the Existing Schema Detector first to see what's already present, so you don't duplicate or conflict with it.