Schema & Rich Snippets

Schema Test

Inspect pasted JSON-LD or script blocks for JSON syntax and built-in field hints. Local results do not certify Schema.org or Google eligibility.

Client-sideRuns entirely in your browser — your data never leaves your device.

Inspect pasted JSON-LD or script blocks for JSON syntax and built-in field hints. Local results do not certify Schema.org or Google eligibility. The scope note below explains what needs separate review.

Schema Test is a free Schema & Rich Snippets utility that runs entirely in your browser — nothing you enter is uploaded.

Paste JSON-LD or HTML
Validation report

How to use Schema Test

  1. Paste the documented input format into the input field.
  2. Read the limited checks and any reported missing fields.
  3. Use a full implementation or the relevant consumer’s test for complete validation.

About this tool

Parses pasted JSON or matching JSON-LD script blocks, finds nested typed objects, and reports a built-in list of missing-field hints and duplicate @id warnings. These are local heuristics, not full JSON-LD processing, Schema.org validation, current Google eligibility rules or a live-page test. Unknown vocabulary terms and invalid property values can pass these checks.

Review the generated values before publication. JSON serialization alone does not establish vocabulary correctness or search-feature eligibility.

Frequently asked questions

How do I use Schema Test?

Inspect pasted JSON-LD or script blocks for JSON syntax and built-in field hints. Local results do not certify Schema.org or Google eligibility.

Is Schema Test free to use?

Yes — Schema Test is completely free, with no usage limits.

Where is my data processed by Schema Test?

Entirely in your browser — Schema Test keeps your data on your own machine and sends nothing anywhere.

Does this tool fully validate Schema.org or search eligibility?

Parses pasted JSON or matching JSON-LD script blocks, finds nested typed objects, and reports a built-in list of missing-field hints and duplicate @id warnings. These are local heuristics, not full JSON-LD processing, Schema.org validation, current Google eligibility rules or a live-page test. Unknown vocabulary terms and invalid property values can pass these checks.

Does Schema Test work offline?

Once the page has loaded, Schema Test keeps working with no network connection.

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