Structured data · live page source

Check live structured data on a page

Fetch one public HTML page, inspect every retained JSON-LD script, list graph nodes, catch malformed JSON, review schema.org context, duplicate `@id` values, article/product/breadcrumb gaps, and source-visible microdata or RDFa cues.

HTML BYTES2 MBJSON-LD50 BLOCKSNODES500 RETAINED

Use this after adding schema markup, changing templates, migrating content types, or reviewing competitor pages. It checks retained source evidence only and does not execute JavaScript, inspect the rendered DOM, validate against the live Schema.org vocabulary, run Google’s Rich Results Test, compare markup to visible page content, or prove enhancement eligibility.

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Ready to inspect a real page.

No sample rich result, enhancement promise, ranking lift, traffic estimate, fake validation proof, or manufactured issue count appears before a live HTML response is checked.

Schema workflow

Keep schema markup accurate, traceable, and easy to verify

Start with page truth

Structured data should describe the same entity, offer, author, date, and breadcrumb trail users can verify on the page.

Use stable IDs

Consistent absolute `@id` values help connect repeated references without creating accidental duplicate entities.

Validate before launch

Pair this source check with the Schema.org validator, Google’s Rich Results Test, and Search Console enhancement reports where applicable.