Article Schema Generator
Create Article JSON-LD schema for blog and editorial pages.
Generated Schema
When to use it
Editorial pages that should be understood as articles
Use this on blog posts, news stories, and editorial pages where the headline, author, image, and dates are all visible on the page.
Common SERP pattern
Tools that rank explain implementation, not just code generation
The stronger schema pages combine a generator with field-by-field guidance, publishing steps, and validation advice.
Validation
Rich results depend on matching on-page content
Keep headline, image, author, and dates consistent with the page itself before you test in Google or Schema.org validators.
How to use this article schema generator
1. Choose the correct article type
Use BlogPosting for standard blog posts, NewsArticle for time-sensitive newsroom content, and Article for general editorial content.
2. Fill the form with live page details
Use the exact headline, summary, URL, author, publisher, image, and published/updated dates from the page you are marking up.
3. Copy the generated JSON-LD
Place the script on the article page template or inject it through your CMS so search engines can fetch it with the page HTML.
4. Validate before publishing
Run the output through Google Rich Results Test and Schema Markup Validator, then inspect the live URL after deployment.
Before you publish
Use a crawlable canonical URL for the actual article page.
Match the visible headline and dates exactly.
Use a real publisher logo and article image URL.
Do not mark non-editorial pages as articles just to chase enhancements.
Useful references
Use this to confirm article eligibility, image expectations, and Search-specific implementation details.
Use this for the core vocabulary and related article subtypes such as BlogPosting and NewsArticle.
Validate whether the published page is eligible for rich results and whether Google can read the markup.
Article schema FAQ
Should I use Article, BlogPosting, or NewsArticle?
Use the most specific type that matches the page. BlogPosting fits most blog content, NewsArticle fits newsroom coverage, and Article is a broader fallback.
Where should the JSON-LD go?
It can live in the HTML head or body as long as it is present in the rendered page source and tied to the article URL.
Will article schema guarantee a rich result?
No. Structured data improves clarity and eligibility, but Google still decides when and whether enhanced results appear.