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SEO tool · Free in Chrome

Schema Markup Checker for JSON-LD, Microdata and RDFa

Search Toolbox helps you validate the structured data that exists after the page finishes rendering, directly on the live page. The goal is a readable entity graph and the exact markup that needs correction, without hiding the evidence behind one overall score.

SEOs and developers debugging rich-result eligibility

Schema Markup Checker for JSON-LD, Microdata and RDFa — Search Toolbox

What you can verify

1

JSON-LD syntax and types

Inspect the signal in the rendered page.

2

Required and recommended properties

Compare source code with the browser output.

3

Duplicate or disconnected entities

Find contradictions that block indexation.

4

Source versus rendered schema

Export evidence your team can act on.

The observable problem

A CMS can say schema is enabled while the final graph is incomplete, duplicated or attached to the wrong entity.

The useful outcome

a readable entity graph and the exact markup that needs correction

Evidence on the real page

schema markup checker

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Schema Atom — inspect one structured-data entity and its properties — Search Toolbox
Schema Atom — inspect one structured-data entity and its properties
Render — server source compared with the final DOM after JavaScript — Search Toolbox
Render — server source compared with the final DOM after JavaScript
AI audit — prioritize findings using the active page context — Search Toolbox
AI audit — prioritize findings using the active page context

A verifiable workflow, not a decorative score

01

Open the real page

Check the schema markup checker in the real session, staging environment or localhost — preferably the troublesome page, not the perfectly groomed demo.

02

Inspect the evidence

Check json-ld syntax and types, required and recommended properties, duplicate or disconnected entities, source versus rendered schema and connect signals that contradict each other.

03

Fix and retest

Aim for a readable entity graph and the exact markup that needs correction. Change one rule at a time, then repeat the exact same check so you know what actually moved.

What this page does not pretend to do

For the schema markup checker, Search Toolbox inspects the active URL deeply. It is not a full-site crawler, backlink platform or rank tracker. Test several URLs when the issue comes from a template.

Frequently asked questions

What does the schema markup checker check?

It covers json-ld syntax and types, required and recommended properties, duplicate or disconnected entities, source versus rendered schema to deliver a readable entity graph and the exact markup that needs correction.

Is the schema markup checker free?

Manual checks for the schema markup checker are included in the 60+ free tools. Only the optional contextual SEO Expert uses credits.

Does it work on staging and localhost?

Yes. The schema markup checker check runs on the page you are viewing, including logged-in sessions and non-public environments.

Is it a full SEO crawler?

For the schema markup checker, Search Toolbox inspects the active URL deeply. It is not a full-site crawler, backlink platform or rank tracker. Test several URLs when the issue comes from a template.

Verify it on your own page.

Manual checks for the schema markup checker are included in the 60+ free tools. Only the optional contextual SEO Expert uses credits.

Install for free