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Generator · spec v1

URL → JSON-LD, free.

Drop in any page URL — we analyse meta tags, Open Graph, and existing markup, then emit the right schema.org JSON-LD blocks plus a merged @graph. Copy-paste into your <head>. Free, no sign-up.

Types auto-detected from a URL

We combine Open Graph type, URL shape, and on-page signals to pick the best-fit schema.org type, then infer any missing fields from what's on the page.

  • Article · BlogPosting

    Blog posts, news items, magazine pages. Detected via og:type=article or URL patterns like /blog/, /news/.

  • LocalBusiness

    Restaurants, salons, clinics, cafes, learning centers — anything with a physical location. Address, hours, phone roll into one NAP block.

  • Product

    E-commerce product detail pages. Price, stock, brand, SKU, review ratings mapped automatically.

  • Organization

    Company / about / homepage. Logo, contact, sameAs (Instagram, LinkedIn, etc.) bundled into an entity signal.

  • WebPage · WebSite

    Generic fallback for anything not above. Co-declares site structure and search action.

  • BreadcrumbList

    Page hierarchy inferred from the URL path (/blog/posts/my-post) and emitted alongside the main block.

What you get back

One URL in, five panels out — all one-click copyable.

  1. 01

    Detected primary type

    Which schema.org type fits this page best, shown at a glance.

  2. 02

    Extracted metadata

    Title, description, site name, language, OG type, author, dates, cover image, logo, favicon, keywords — laid out as a table.

  3. 03

    Breadcrumb path

    Crumb trail walked from the URL path automatically.

  4. 04

    Individual JSON-LD blocks

    Each type as its own block with a copy button in the top-right.

  5. 05

    Merged @graph

    All blocks bundled in one shippable block. Usually this is the only thing you need to paste into <head>.

Where to paste it

On WordPress, drop it in your theme's header.php or via a "header insert" plugin like WPCode. On Cafe24, the design editor's <head> area. On Shopify, theme.liquid's head section. It applies sitewide, but since each page needs its own JSON-LD, generating + replacing per page is the cleanest approach.