Article Schema Generator
Fill in the fields and get valid Article JSON-LD, ready to paste into your page head.
Frequently asked questions
Why does Article schema matter if the content is already readable on the page?
JSON-LD schema gives search and AI engines an explicit, unambiguous version of key facts — author, publish date, headline — that would otherwise have to be inferred from unstructured page text, reducing the chance of a wrong guess.
Where does the generated JSON-LD need to go?
Inside the page's <head>, wrapped in a <script type="application/ld+json"> tag — most CMS platforms have a custom code or header field for this; if you're on a framework like Next.js, it's typically rendered directly in the page component.
Will adding Article schema improve my Google ranking?
Schema itself isn't a direct ranking factor, but it does make your page eligible for certain rich results and gives AI engines cleaner data to cite you accurately — both indirect but real benefits.
Do I need separate schema for every blog post?
Yes — Article schema is page-specific (each instance describes one piece of content's own headline, author and date), so it needs to be generated and added individually per article.