Schema Scanner
Structured-data audit for one page or a complete website. The scanner validates JSON-LD syntax, detects JSON-LD, Microdata and RDFa, checks entity graphs and common Google/Search property profiles, compares markup with visible page signals, and reports site-wide consistency.
Schema scan results
Preparing scan…
0 pages processed
Scanned0HTML pages analysed
With schema0pages with entities
Entities0typed entities detected
JSON-LD blocks0script blocks inspected
Invalid JSON-LD0syntax failures
Structured-data health
—schema health score
Issue severity
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Top issues
Schema inventory
| Schema type | Entities | Pages | Formats |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inventory is shown when the scan completes. | |||
Site-wide findings
| Check | Result |
|---|---|
| Site-wide analysis is shown when the scan completes. | |
Pages
Failed / skipped URLs
| URL | Reason |
|---|---|
| None. | |
Interpretation
Automated validation can find syntax errors, incomplete entities, inconsistent identifiers and likely eligibility gaps. It cannot replace a live Schema.org validator, Google's Rich Results Test, Search Console enhancement reports or manual verification that every marked-up fact is visible and accurate.
Automated validation can find syntax errors, incomplete entities, inconsistent identifiers and likely eligibility gaps. It cannot replace a live Schema.org validator, Google's Rich Results Test, Search Console enhancement reports or manual verification that every marked-up fact is visible and accurate.