JSON-LD Generator

After generation

Put the right schema in the right place.

Choose your platform, follow the short delivery pack, publish the page, and verify the live URL. The instructions help you deliver code safely; they do not claim automatic publishing.

Generate schema first
Generate → place in the page head → publish → verify the live URL → save a baseline

WordPress

  1. Use a Custom HTML block, theme head injection, or your SEO plugin's schema area.
  2. Keep JSON-LD on the page it describes and avoid creating duplicate Product or Article nodes.
  3. Publish, open the public URL, then run Validator or the live audit.

Shopify

  1. Open Online Store → Themes → Edit code and use the appropriate theme or product template.
  2. Place the JSON-LD inside the document head and ensure product values come from the visible product.
  3. Test a real product URL after publishing, especially price, currency and availability.

Webflow

  1. Open Page settings → Custom code → Head code.
  2. Paste only the JSON-LD script for that page and publish the site.
  3. Audit the published URL; review visible title, description and canonical consistency.

Static HTML

  1. Paste the JSON-LD script inside the <head> of the page it describes.
  2. Deploy the page and verify that the source contains one intentional block.
  3. Save a baseline when the page is confirmed live.

React / Next.js

  1. Render a JSON-LD script in the page head or metadata layer on the server-rendered route.
  2. Escape serialized data safely and ensure the final HTML contains the intended block.
  3. Check the public rendered URL, not only the local development view.

Any CMS

  1. Use values that are true and visible on the published page.
  2. Do not add reviews, prices, availability or identities that the page does not support.
  3. For repeatable client work, open Account and save a monitor baseline.