# Schema generator _Source: https://seomatrix.ai/tools/schema-generator/_ --- ## What it does A schema markup generator produces valid Schema.org JSON-LD — the structured-data code that tells search engines and AI assistants exactly what a page is, such as an FAQ or an article. Correct FAQPage or Article markup makes your content eligible for rich results and easier for ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews to parse, attribute and quote. Because the code runs in your browser, nothing is uploaded and the output is ready to paste straight into your page head. ## What it checks - **FAQPage schema** — The Schema.org type that wraps a list of question-and-answer pairs. Google now limits FAQ rich results to authoritative government and health sites, but the markup still helps AI assistants and other engines extract and cite individual answers. - **Article JSON-LD** — Markup that identifies a page as a news, blog or how-to article and carries its headline, author and publish date, helping engines attribute authorship and judge freshness. - **@context and @type** — The two mandatory keys in every block — @context points to schema.org and @type names the entity — without them a parser cannot recognise the data. - **Question / acceptedAnswer pairs** — Each FAQ entry is a Question node holding an acceptedAnswer text node; that pairing is what search and AI engines read to surface the answer. - **Required Article properties** — Article markup needs at least a headline, and ideally author, datePublished and image; omitting the essentials makes the block ineligible for rich results. - **JSON-LD script tag** — Google's preferred structured-data format: a standalone