Schema is a small piece of code you can add to your website to help Google and other search engines understand what your content is about.
Think of it like giving them a cheat sheet. It tells them, “This is a blog post” or “This is a product page,” which makes it easier for your content to show up in search results with extra details like star ratings, publish dates, or author names.
That extra info can help your pages stand out and get more clicks. It’s a fast, low-effort way to improve your SEO and stay ahead as search becomes more AI-driven.
Schema gives your content a better shot at standing out in the search results. It lets you show up with rich results like images, ratings, or other extra details that make people more likely to click.
Bonus points, it also improves how AI tools read your site, which matters more every day as search gets smarter.
After adding schema to your page, request indexing in Google Search Console to help search engines pick it up faster.
Prefer to bookmark the standalone tool? Use the hosted version on GitHub
