SCHEMA GENERATOR
0Structured data, understood by Google & Gemini
Your site has a story.
Search engines can't read it.
Structured data is the difference between a blue link and a rich result — and between being invisible to AI answer engines or being the source they cite.
<script type="application/ld+json">
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "Organization",
"name": "Your Brand",
"knowsAbout": "AI Search Visibility"
}
</script>
The blind spot
Same page. Same content.Completely different result.
Without structured data, Google sees a plain blue link. With it, the same page earns stars, an FAQ dropdown, and a breadcrumb trail — scroll to watch it happen.
yourbrand.com
Your Brand — Homepage
Your Brand offers services and products for customers worldwide.
yourbrand.com
Your Brand — Homepage
Your Brand offers services and products for customers worldwide.
Do you offer free shipping?
Yes, on all orders over $50 — ›
Why this matters in 2026
Schema isn't just for Google anymore.
Google Rich Results
Stars, FAQs, breadcrumbs
Structured data is the only way to unlock the visual real estate above a plain blue link.
AI Answer Engines
Gemini · ChatGPT Search · Perplexity
These models increasingly ground answers in structured facts, not just page copy — schema is the data diet they read first.
Knowledge Graph Entities
One page, one canonical entity
Composed, linked JSON-LD tells search engines who you are unambiguously — not just what your page says.
Most generators give you a form
We give you a system.
Flat, single-type JSON-LD only.
Native @graph composition — Organization, WebSite, and BreadcrumbList linked by @id in one bundle.
"Valid JSON" is treated as "done."
A weighted completeness score against Google's actual required/recommended fields per type, live as you type.
Built for a search engine that peaked in 2019.
Framed for how Gemini, ChatGPT Search, and Perplexity actually consume structured facts today.
Watch it work
Every field maps to a real Google requirement.
- name
- image
- offers.price
- offers.availability
- aggregateRating
Completeness score
0Filling required fields…
Full coverage
Every schema type that matters, done right.
Organization
Google-eligibleWebSite
AI-citedBreadcrumbList
Google-eligibleArticle
Google-eligibleFAQPage
AI-citedLocalBusiness
Google-eligibleProduct
Google-eligibleSoftwareApplication
Google-eligiblePerson
AI-citedEvent
Google-eligibleReview
Google-eligibleHowTo
AI-citedPlus VideoObject and Recipe — every type ships with the same required/recommended field checklist.
Built on the spec, not a guess
Validated against the actual rulebook.
Schema.org vocabulary v27.0, cross-checked against Google Search Central's structured data guidelines — last audited 2026-08-01.
- Required vs. recommended fields, scored per schema type
- Type-specific rich-result eligibility rules (not just JSON validity)
- @graph entity linking with canonical @id cross-references
- Format checks: ISO 8601 dates, price formatting, image requirements
Schema is step one
Schema gets AI to find you.OpenGeo tells you if it's citing you.
Structured data is necessary but not sufficient. OpenGeo tracks whether Gemini, ChatGPT, and Perplexity actually mention your brand — and how you stack up against one named competitor.
No login. No email. No limits.
Rich results are the visual snippets (stars, FAQs) Google shows in classic search. AI citations are when an answer engine like Gemini references your brand directly in a generated answer — schema markup feeds both.