A schema markup generator turns your field inputs into valid JSON-LD you paste into your page HEAD. This tool builds Organization, FAQPage, and LocalBusiness markup for industrial and B2B sites. Everything runs in your browser: no login, no upload, no data leaves your device.
Inputs
Required
Full URL including https://
Recommended
Stable identifier URL used to cross-reference this entity from other schema blocks.
One URL per line. LinkedIn, YouTube, X, Facebook, industry directory profile pages.
Required
Every FAQ answer's first sentence should restate the question's subject as a complete sentence. Fragment-start and pronoun-start answers are extracted less reliably by AI answer engines.
When a manufacturing facility serves customers at that address, LocalBusiness fits the contact page. Multi-facility operators repeat this schema per location, each with its own @id and address.
Required
Recommended
Short indicator like $$ or "By quote". Not a public price list.
Opening hours
JSON-LD output
Fill the required fields to see JSON-LD.After you generate
Paste the JSON-LD block inside your page HEAD, then confirm Google eligibility with the schema validator or Google's Rich Results Test. Schema.org validity and Google rich-result eligibility are two separate checks.
The tool supports the three schema types industrial and B2B sites need first: Organization on the homepage, LocalBusiness on the contact or facility page, and FAQPage on service and product-family pages. Product, Service, and BreadcrumbList are on the roadmap.
Organization schema anchors your brand entity across search engines and AI knowledge graphs. Add it to the homepage. Required: name, URL. Recommended: logo, sameAs profile links, description.
FAQPage schema marks up a set of question and answer pairs on a page. Google rich results are currently restricted to government and health sites, but AI answer engines extract FAQPage acceptedAnswer text during synthesis, so the schema stays valuable for AI visibility.
LocalBusiness schema goes on the contact or facility page for each physical location. Required: name and a full address. Recommended: telephone, opening hours, geo coordinates, priceRange indicator.
Implementation
JSON-LD ships as a script block inside the page HEAD. Google, Bing, and every major AI answer engine parse it directly, so the markup does not depend on rendered HTML or a plugin. Wrap the generated JSON in a script tag with type "application/ld+json" and paste it once per page.
One JSON-LD block per entity is standard. If a page carries multiple entities (Organization plus WebSite plus BreadcrumbList, say) each can live in its own block, or all can nest under an @graph array. This tool outputs one entity at a time; combine blocks in your template or CMS.
<head>
<!-- other head tags -->
<script type="application/ld+json">
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "Organization",
"name": "Acme Industrial",
"url": "https://acmeindustrial.com"
}
</script>
</head>
Schema.org validity means the markup uses correct vocabulary, required fields, and value types. Google rich-result eligibility is a separate contract: Google decides which schema types earn enhanced SERP display, imposes additional field and content requirements (image dimensions, minimum review counts, aggregate rating rules), and restricts some types (FAQPage) to certain site categories. This tool guarantees the first check. The second check runs against Google's Rich Results Test.
Correct @type, required fields present, value types matched, URLs well-formed. The tool enforces this before showing output.
Google-specific requirements met per rich-result type. Confirm with the Rich Results Test after pasting the markup live.
A schema markup generator produces valid JSON-LD structured data that you paste into your page HEAD, so search engines and AI answer engines can identify what your page represents. This tool builds Organization, FAQPage, and LocalBusiness markup for industrial and B2B sites, with required and recommended fields separated and empty optional fields omitted from the output.
FAQPage rich results in Google are currently restricted to authoritative government and health sites. FAQPage markup still helps every other site: AI answer engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Bing Copilot) extract and cite FAQPage acceptedAnswer strings during synthesis, so the schema stays worth adding even when the Google accordion no longer appears.
Manufacturers use both. Organization schema anchors the parent brand on the homepage. LocalBusiness schema goes on the contact or facility page for each physical location, because contract manufacturers, machine shops, and distributors serve buyers who search by city and region. Multi-facility operators add one LocalBusiness node per site, each with its own @id and address.
This tool builds valid Schema.org JSON-LD, no more. Google rich-result eligibility is a separate check with a separate set of requirements (image sizes, aggregate rating thresholds, review counts, etc.). After you generate the markup, run it through the Rich Results Test or our schema validator to see whether Google will render enhanced results for your specific page and market.
The generated JSON-LD goes inside a script tag with type="application/ld+json" in your page HEAD. The block can live anywhere in HEAD, but keeping structured data grouped together at the bottom of HEAD makes it easier to audit later. Only one JSON-LD block per schema entity is needed; multiple blocks are allowed and the @graph pattern is cleaner when a page carries several entities.
The tool is free and runs entirely in your browser. No data leaves your device: fields are processed client-side, the JSON-LD is generated in JavaScript on the page, and nothing is sent to a server, stored, or logged. Copy the output or download the JSON file and the session ends there.
Generate the JSON-LD, then tell us where you want to go from here. We reply with an honest read on whether a technical SEO engagement makes sense.