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Structured Data Checker

SiteTend Structured Data

Find invalid JSON-LD, incomplete schema objects, nesting problems, and inconsistent URLs before publishing.

Your input stays private.HTML and JSON-LD are analyzed in your browser.

Paste HTML or JSON-LD

Add a full page, a script element, or a direct JSON-LD payload.

The checker reads application/ld+json scripts from HTML.

No validation message.

Pasted content stays in this browser and is excluded from analytics.

Review the schema

Start with invalid JSON and missing required properties.

Your analysis will appear here

Paste HTML or JSON-LD and select Analyze structured data.

Help

Describe visible page content accurately

Use the most specific relevant Schema.org types, include accurate core properties, connect related entities, and keep URLs aligned with canonical HTTPS destinations.

Follow the JSON-LD pre-publication checklist for a layered review from syntax through live URL testing.

Questions

Structured Data Checker FAQ

What does the Structured Data Checker analyze?

It checks JSON and JSON-LD validity, common schema types, required and recommended properties, nesting, images, SearchAction, and URL consistency.

Which schema types receive detailed checks?

BreadcrumbList, Organization, Article, NewsArticle, BlogPosting, Product, FAQPage, LocalBusiness, WebSite, and SearchAction.

Does valid structured data guarantee a rich result?

No. Search engines apply additional content, quality, eligibility, and policy requirements.

Does SiteTend store pasted content?

No. Analysis runs in your browser, and pasted content is excluded from analytics.

Apply the result

From finding to verified fix

Interpret the finding

Fix invalid JSON and missing required properties first, then confirm that every claim matches visible page content.

Common causes to inspect

  • Template values left empty
  • Incorrect nesting or property types
  • Markup copied between pages without updating entities

Practical next steps

  1. Correct the reported syntax and properties
  2. Compare markup with visible content
  3. Validate the deployed page with the relevant search tool

What this check cannot prove

Valid syntax does not guarantee eligibility, a rich result, accuracy, or compliance with type-specific search policies.