Technical SEO

Free Snippet Generator

Create JSON-LD schema snippets for articles, FAQs, products, and local business pages.

Built for SEO workflows

Valid JSON-LD
Schema type variants
Copy-ready output

Schema inputs

Snippet Generator

Page nameSchema type

Words

Chars

Read

JSON-LD snippet

Generated result

{
  "@context": "https://schema.org",
  "@type": "Article",
  "name": "AI SEO Automation Guide",
  "headline": "AI SEO Automation Guide",
  "description": "A practical page about AI SEO Automation Guide.",
  "url": "https://seobase.co/tools/ai-seo-automation-guide"
}

Use cases

Where this tool fits

Rich results

FAQ schema

Article schema

Snippet Generator FAQ

Is the snippet generator free?

Yes. The snippet generator is free to use on Seobase with no signup required for the on-page schema markup.

Can I use the snippet generator for SEO content?

Yes. The tool is built for search-focused workflows and pairs best with human review before publishing.

What schema types does the snippet generator support?

Article, FAQPage, Product, and WebPage, the four types most content and ecommerce sites actually need for rich results. Pick the one that matches the page you're marking up.

Do I need to edit the JSON-LD before using it?

You'll want to fill in your real page details, the generator gives you valid, correctly structured JSON-LD as a starting point, but placeholder values like the page name should be swapped for your actual content before you publish it.

Where do I put the generated snippet on my page?

Paste the script tag into the <head> of the page it describes, then validate it with Google's Rich Results Test before you consider it live.

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Technical SEO vs. On-Page SEO: What to Fix First

Short answer: Technical SEO makes a page reachable, crawlable, and understandable to search engines. On-page SEO makes the page the best answer for a searcher. Fix technical blockers first, then improve the page’s intent match, structure, and evidence. Doing more of one cannot compensate for a failure in the other.

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