Free • Real GBP data • Copy-paste ready

Generate Local Schema markup from your verified Google profile

Search your business, we pull the real data from Google, and build copy-paste JSON-LD schemas grounded in what Google already knows about you.

  • Name, address, hours, rating from your GBP
  • Most-specific Schema.org subtype auto-detected
  • Validates schema already on your site

How it works

Three steps from business search to copy-paste JSON-LD.

1

Search your business

Type your business name and select it from Google Maps results.

2

We read GBP and scan your site

We pull your verified Google Business Profile data and, if you have a website, scan your homepage for existing schema.

3

Copy ready-to-paste schemas

Copy individual schemas or the combined @graph block and paste into your site's <head>.

Why use this tool

Schema markup grounded in verified data outperforms generic templates every time.

  • Grounded in verified data Every field comes directly from your Google Business Profile or your own website. No invented addresses, phone numbers, or hours.
  • Most-specific subtype auto-detected The tool maps your GBP category to the right Schema.org type: Restaurant, Dentist, AutoRepair, BeautySalon, and 30+ others. Not generic LocalBusiness.
  • Validates what you already have If your site already has JSON-LD, we check each block for required and recommended fields and tell you what is missing.
  • Hours, rating, reviews from Google directly Opening hours, aggregate rating, and review count are pulled live so they match your current profile, not last month's manual copy-paste.
  • Free, no signup, no rate limits No account, no credit card, no $9/mo tool subscription. Just search your business and copy.

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Frequently asked questions

What is JSON-LD and why do I need it?
JSON-LD (JavaScript Object Notation for Linked Data) is a way to embed structured data in your webpage so search engines understand what your business is, where it is, what hours it keeps, and what customers think of it. Google uses this data to power rich results like star ratings and business info panels in search.
Where do I paste the schema code?
Paste the <script type="application/ld+json"> block anywhere inside your page's <head> tag. Most CMS platforms (WordPress, Squarespace, Shopify) have a place to add custom code to the <head>. On WordPress, use a plugin like Yoast or RankMath if you prefer a UI over manual code insertion.
How is this different from Schema App or Merkle's tool?
Most schema generators ask you to fill in a form. This tool pulls your business data directly from your Google Business Profile so there is no manual data entry and no risk of typos. Your name, address, phone, hours, rating, and review count are all verified Google data.
What if I already have schema on my site?
The tool scans your homepage for existing JSON-LD blocks and validates each one. It shows you what required fields are missing and what recommended fields would strengthen your markup. You can then decide to replace, supplement, or keep what you have.
Why pull data from Google Business Profile and not from my page?
Your GBP data is verified by Google. It is the canonical source for your business name, address, phone, hours, and reviews. Using it means your schema matches what Google already knows, which avoids inconsistency flags and makes the structured data more trustworthy.
What is the @graph format?
The @graph format wraps multiple schema types (LocalBusiness, Organization, WebSite) into a single script block. This is preferred because it avoids duplicate @context declarations and makes it easier to maintain one block instead of several. Copy the Combined block at the bottom of the results to get this.
Will Google trust schema I generated automatically?
Yes. Google evaluates schema based on whether the data is accurate and matches what is on your page, not on how it was generated. The data in these schemas comes directly from your Google Business Profile, which Google already considers verified.
My plugin already adds schema. Do I still need this?
It depends. Many plugins generate generic LocalBusiness schema with only a name and URL. This tool checks whether your existing schema includes geo coordinates, accurate opening hours, aggregate rating, and a specific subtype like Restaurant or Dentist. If those are missing, you can add the generated block to supplement.
Why does my business show up as a generic LocalBusiness instead of a specific type?
This happens when your Google Business Profile's primary category does not map to a specific Schema.org subtype in our mapping table. In that case we fall back to LocalBusiness rather than guess. You can still use the generated schema and manually change the @type field if you know the right Schema.org subtype for your category.
When do you generate a FAQPage schema?
Only when we can scrape at least three question-shaped headings from your website homepage (headings that end in '?' or start with 'How', 'What', 'Why', 'Can', etc.). We then use AI to extract the matching Q&A pairs from your page text. If there is no website or fewer than three questions, FAQPage is skipped.