STRUCTURED DATA TOOL

Visualize structured data and compare Google and Yandex diagnostics

Extract Schema.org from a page, find issues, compare search-engine scenarios and create a separate improved JSON-LD version without invented data.

sellProduct, FAQ, Article, ServiceCore Schema types
auto_fix_highSafe improvementOnly real page data
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{
  "@context": "https://schema.org",
  "@type": "Product",
  "name": "Awesome Widget",
  "offers": { "@type": "Offer" }
}
Detected types
ProductOfferBrand
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SchemaCat features

From a URL to understandable diagnostics and ready JSON-LD.

link

Extract from URL

Fetch a public page and detect existing JSON-LD blocks.

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JSON-LD Editor

Code editor with syntax highlighting, line numbers and formatting.

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Page type detection

Product requires explicit product signals; Article, Service and WebPage are handled separately.

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Issues and recommendations

See what is missing, where values came from and what can be fixed.

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Google vs Yandex

Separate diagnostic rules and visual scenarios.

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Separate improved version

The source JSON remains unchanged while an improved version is generated separately.

How it works

1link

Enter a URL

Provide a public page URL.

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2data_object

Extract data

The parser reads JSON-LD, meta and DOM data.

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Compare

Review issues and Google / Yandex differences.

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4download

Improve and download

Get a separate JSON file or ready script.

Practical Schema.org guides

To make analysis easier to understand, we maintain focused guides for common structured-data types. They explain not only syntax, but also which page data can be used safely.

Why a score should not always be 100%

A good generator should not invent a price, rating, author or brand just to reach a high score. If a value does not exist in the source Schema.org or DOM, SchemaCat reports it separately and explains what needs to be supplied manually.