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Workflows for uploading, validating, correcting and comparing schema, including official Google documentation.
Browse guides →Paste markup or load an example, then run the checker.
Interface controls translated. Technical diagnostic text, articles and guides remain in English.
Schema.org vocabulary checks run only when the official offline snapshot is installed; expected types, inherited properties, domainIncludes and rangeIncludes are advisory, not proof of full semantic validity or Google eligibility. Schema.org defines 800+ vocabulary types; the full vocabulary; Google-specific feature checks remain focused. Use the official Schema Markup Validator for broad vocabulary checks and Google's Rich Results Test.
Upload several files or a ZIP above. Work stays in this browser. Each file is checked separately; download a reviewed ZIP with safely edited and unchanged files clearly separated.
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Paste code or upload JSON-LD, HTML and ZIP batches. Discover what is wrong, why it matters and how to fix it, with official references and a dated Google status snapshot — entirely in your browser.
Go to schema checker ↓Workflows for uploading, validating, correcting and comparing schema, including official Google documentation.
Browse guides →Practical 1,200+ word articles covering every major checker feature, with examples and relevant sources.
Read articles →Search Schema.org types, explore parent and child relationships, and read property explanations here on our site.
Explore Schema.org types →Google feature support and retirement status, with documentation URLs and manual verification dates.
View tracker →Detect malformed JSON and JSON-LD blocks in HTML, with practical hints for fixing mistakes.
Check common fields in Article, Product, Organization, LocalBusiness and BreadcrumbList. Not a full vocabulary validator.
Show supported or retired Google features with official documentation links and dated notes.
Sixteen tools are available inside Schema Support Checker, with dedicated pages and no data upload.
Build JSON-LD for eleven Schema.org types using real field values, see live local checker feedback, and copy or download the output.
Map CSV columns to Product or LocalBusiness markup, validate up to 500 rows, and download per-row JSON-LD plus a report in a ZIP.
Format, minify, or sort JSON-LD keys without changing facts or array order; find invalid JSON syntax before publishing.
Describe your page or choose a subject to find offline Schema.org types, with optional Google feature and rich-result candidate filters.
View labeled JSON-LD nodes, directed @id relationships, duplicate IDs, unresolved references and isolated nodes in a browser-local diagram.
Convert simple Schema.org HTML Microdata or RDFa to JSON-LD, or generate basic HTML markup from JSON-LD, locally with explicit subset limits.
Compare two JSON-LD documents and inspect added, removed and changed JSON properties with a downloadable report.
Compare present JSON-LD fields with dated Google required and recommended property lists; no rich-result guarantee.
Inspect HTML title, description, canonical and social tags, or generate escaped meta tags from your own page facts.
Preview page titles and descriptions on desktop or mobile with advisory length and pixel-width checks; no Google appearance guarantee.
Paste robots.txt and test a URL path for Googlebot, Bingbot or a custom user-agent with local rule matching.
Validate pasted or uploaded XML sitemaps and sitemap indexes, or generate sitemap.xml from supplied URLs.
Create and inspect voluntary llms.txt Markdown files locally; no AI indexing or ranking promise.
Generate HTML and XML hreflang annotations; inspect page tags and verify reciprocal links only across supplied pages or sitemap entries.
Validate dates, timezone offsets, ISO 8601 durations and ISO 4217 currency codes; generate factual Schema.org JSON-LD examples.
Build branded, browser-local client audit reports from supplied findings with Before/After notes, printable HTML and PDF via browser print.
Straight answers about file limits, privacy, safe fixes and Google results.
It checks pasted JSON-LD or JSON-LD scripts inside HTML for JSON syntax problems and a focused set of structured-data issues. It also explains selected Google feature statuses. It is not a complete Schema.org validator.
All checker functions are free. There is no account, subscription, paid plan or daily request quota. Browser memory and file-size safety limits still apply.
No. Schema checking, file reading, safe-fix previews and report downloads run inside your browser. The website still loads ordinary site assets, and optional production advertising can make separate third-party requests as explained in the Privacy Policy.
A ZIP archive may be up to 20 MB compressed. Supported files inside it may total up to 25 MB extracted, and each supported file may be up to 1 MB. There is no fixed entry-count quota. Large archives may still exceed browser memory limits.
The checker accepts .json, .jsonld, .html, .htm and .zip. Inside ZIP archives, only supported JSON and HTML files are checked; unrelated files and folders are skipped.
There is no fixed file-count cap, and ZIP64 entry counts are supported. Whether thousands of files complete successfully depends on the 20 MB compressed, 25 MB extracted and 1 MB per-file limits, plus available browser memory.
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