Guide
Check the structured data on any page and preview how it could appear as a Google rich result. Enter a URL — the page is fetched on our server so cross-origin pages can be read, then its JSON-LD is parsed in your browser.
How to use
- Paste the URL of the page you want to inspect.
- Press Check. The tool fetches the page and reads its JSON-LD.
- Review the results:
- Type summary — every schema.org type found on the page, with counts.
- Validation — missing required properties are flagged as errors; missing recommended properties as warnings.
- Google preview — a rough mock of the rich result your markup is eligible for (Article, Product, FAQ, Q&A, Breadcrumb, Recipe, Event, Video, Software app, Review, Movie, Course, Book, Organization, Local business, search box).
- Properties — expand any item to see the raw fields it contains.
What it checks
The tool reads JSON-LD, the format Google recommends, and covers the schema types Google can turn into rich results. For each detected type it verifies the required and recommended properties from Google's rich-results guidelines — for example an Article needs a headline, a Product benefits from offers and an aggregateRating, a SoftwareApplication benefits from offers, aggregateRating and operatingSystem, and an FAQPage should give every question an acceptedAnswer. Types that Google does not render as a rich result are still listed with their properties, just without a preview.
A valid preview means your markup is eligible for a rich result. Whether Google actually shows one still depends on content quality and Google's own judgment.
