Checks
- JSON-LD parsing
- Schema type detection
- Recommended field coverage
- Page extraction when URL is supplied
SEO / GEO
Validate JSON-LD and find missing recommended structured data fields.
Submitted inputs are checked transiently by ErgoKit Workers. Results are not stored.
Submitted URLs are checked by ErgoKit's Worker runtime. Results show metadata only; response bodies are not displayed.
Schema Validator checks JSON-LD structured data so machines can identify the entities, page type, and relationships on a page. It is useful for SEO, rich-result readiness, and AI systems that rely on explicit page facts.
Structured data translates page meaning into a predictable vocabulary. When it is valid and complete, crawlers can understand whether a page describes an organization, article, product, FAQ, breadcrumb trail, website, or local business.
Broken or incomplete schema can make otherwise useful content harder to interpret. Valid JSON-LD helps search systems connect page content with entities, navigation, authorship, products, and frequently asked questions.
Most websites should start with WebSite, Organization, BreadcrumbList, and page-specific schema such as Article, Product, FAQPage, or LocalBusiness. The right schema depends on what the page actually represents.
No. Valid structured data can make a page eligible for richer interpretation, but search engines decide whether to show enhanced results.
Yes. You can paste JSON-LD to validate it locally through the tool flow without needing to fetch a public page.
JSON-LD is usually the easiest format to maintain because it can be placed in a script tag without changing visible page markup.