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Schema recommendations
Recommended schema types (3)
Marks the page as an article so engines capture headline, author, and dates for Top Stories and AI Overviews.
→ open Article Schema GeneratorShows the navigation path in search results and clarifies site structure.
→ open Breadcrumb Schema GeneratorDefines the author as an entity, strengthening E-E-A-T and author authority.
→ open Person Schema GeneratorChoose the page type that best matches your content, such as article, product, or local business.
Optionally paste a short description so the tool can detect extra signals like authors, FAQs, or pricing.
Get a prioritized list of schema types with reasoning, then jump to the matching generator.
It recommends which schema.org types a page should use based on the page type you select and a short description you paste. It does not fetch your page or output JSON-LD. Instead it gives a prioritized list of recommended schema types with reasoning, so you know which generators to use next.
It maps your selected page type and keywords in your description to schema.org types using well-established SEO conventions. For example, an article with an author and date suggests Article plus Person and BreadcrumbList; a product page suggests Product, Offer, and AggregateRating. The logic mirrors Google's documented type-to-feature mappings.
Real pages often deserve several complementary types. A blog post can carry Article for the content, BreadcrumbList for navigation, Person for the author, and FAQPage if it has a Q&A section. Layering accurate types builds a richer entity graph and unlocks more rich-result and AI-citation opportunities than a single type.
No, by design. It is a planning tool. Once you know which types fit your page, use the matching generators, such as the Article, FAQ, Product, or Person schema generators, to produce the copy-paste JSON-LD. This keeps recommendation and generation as clear, focused steps.
No. Only mark up content that genuinely exists on the page. Adding schema for content a user cannot see, or mismatching the type to the page, violates Google guidelines and can trigger manual actions. This tool deliberately recommends only types that fit the page type and description you provide.
Yes. Recommending the right types like FAQPage, HowTo, and Article helps AI assistants and AI Overviews extract clean, structured answers from your pages. Knowing which types to add is the first step toward making your content easy for both search engines and AI to understand and cite.
Common types are covered: article or blog post, product, local business, FAQ, how-to or tutorial, homepage, course, software or app, event, recipe, and personal or author profile. Pick the closest match and refine with your description; the tool blends the page type with detected keywords to tailor the recommendations.