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Structured data (schema.org markup, usually written as JSON-LD) is extra code that explains your content to search engines in a machine-readable way — this is an article, this is its author, this is a product and its price. It is what makes rich results like star ratings, FAQs, and breadcrumbs possible.
This checker fetches any URL from our servers and extracts the structured data it finds — both JSON-LD and Microdata — then lists the schema types on the page so you can confirm the right markup is present and parsing cleanly.
Both express schema.org data. JSON-LD is a self-contained script block in the head and is the format Google recommends; Microdata is woven into the HTML tags themselves. This tool detects either.
It is not a direct ranking factor, but the rich results and improved entity understanding it enables can lift click-through rate and eligibility for enhanced search features — which move traffic.
Search engines require that structured data describes content the user can actually see. Marking up a rating or FAQ that is not on the page is considered misleading and can cost you all rich results via a manual action.
Yes — it is completely free with no sign-up. It reads the public HTML of any URL and reports the structured data it contains.