JSON-LD Formatter
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Beautify, minify, and validate JSON-LD structured data in one place. Catch syntax errors before they break your rich results, then copy clean markup or a ready-to-paste script tag for your pages.
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How the JSON-LD Formatter Works
- Paste markup, drop in JSON-LD copied from your page or a generator.
- Beautify or minify, format with your chosen indentation or compress to one line.
- Read the status, valid JSON is confirmed, or the exact error position is shown.
- Copy and paste, take the clean output, optionally wrapped in a script tag, into your site.
Why Clean JSON-LD Matters
- Rich results, a single syntax error can disqualify a page from rich snippets.
- Easier maintenance, readable markup is faster to audit and update over time.
- AI citations, valid structured data helps answer engines understand and cite your content.
- Fewer regressions, validating before you publish stops broken schema from shipping.
After formatting, confirm rules with our schema markup validator. For a full structured-data implementation across your site, see our GEO services.
JSON-LD Core Fields Reference
A few special keys give JSON-LD its structure. Place the markup inside a <script type="application/ld+json"> tag in the head or body, and make sure it is valid JSON, since a single syntax error stops parsers from reading any of it.
| Field | Purpose | Example |
|---|---|---|
@context | Declares the vocabulary so parsers know each term comes from schema.org. | "@context": "https://schema.org" |
@type | Names the kind of entity being described. | "@type": "Organization" |
@id | An optional stable URL that uniquely identifies the entity so it can be referenced across pages. | "@id": "https://example.com/#org" |
Placement: the <script type="application/ld+json"> block can sit in the <head> or <body>. Its contents must be valid JSON, with double-quoted keys and no trailing commas, or search engines will skip the whole block.
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JSON-LD Formatter: FAQ
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