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Free Article schema generator

Build copy-ready Article, BlogPosting, or NewsArticle JSON-LD from facts readers can verify on the page.

Article details

Choose the most specific type that matches the visible work.

Authors

Add every author shown on the page as a separate row.

Page and dates

Dates must match the visible publication and update dates.

YYYY-MM-DD or a date-time with timezone.

YYYY-MM-DD or a date-time with timezone.

Representative images

Google recommends crawlable high-resolution images in 1:1, 4:3, and 16:9 ratios when available.

Publisher

Optional. Use the organization that published the article, not the author's employer unless they are the publisher.

What the fields mean

Mark up the article readers can actually see

Choose the right type

BlogPosting is the specific choice for a blog post. NewsArticle fits reported news. Use the broader Article type when neither subtype describes the work accurately.

List authors separately

Add every bylined person or organization as its own author. Link each one to a profile or page that identifies them when that URL exists.

Use honest dates

The publication and modification dates should match dates a reader can find on the page. Use an ISO 8601 date-time with a timezone when the exact time matters.

Add representative images

Use crawlable images that depict the article content. Google recommends high-resolution 1:1, 4:3, and 16:9 versions when you can provide them.

Google publishes no fixed required-property list for Article. It recommends adding whatever applies to the page. This generator asks for a headline and one author because markup without those two facts does not describe an article.

Before you publish

Run both checks

The Schema Markup Validator checks whether the vocabulary is valid. Google's Rich Results Test checks the properties Google understands for search features.

Read Google's current Article structured-data guide before rolling markup across many pages. Correct markup can help search engines understand a page, but it does not guarantee an enhanced search appearance.

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