Visualize your JSON-LD schema markup with Tree And Graph View
Unlock the full potential of your structured data with our intuitive visual explorer. Here is how to get started in seconds.
Paste your raw JSON-LD code or simply enter a URL. We'll automatically fetch and extract the schema for you.
Click the "Visualize" button to transform your schema markup into an interactive visual representation. The default view is the Graph View, which shows your schema hierarchy in an interactive node based graph.
Toggle between Tree View and Graph View. The Graph View displays your schema as interconnected nodes, making it easier to understand relationships between different schema elements. while Tree View shows your schema hierarchy in an expandable/collapsible format.
Identify broken relationships or missing properties instantly. Use these insights to perfect your SEO strategy.
Always validate your schema before deployment. Visualizing the structure helps catch logic errors that standard validators might miss, such as incorrect nesting or disconnected nodes.
Schema markup is a type of structured data added to websites that helps search engines understand the content better. It's important for SEO because it enhances how your pages appear in search results through rich snippets, potentially increasing click-through rates. Schema markup can highlight specific information like ratings, prices, availability, and other key details directly in search results.
Our Schema Visualizer Tool primarily supports JSON-LD schema format, which is Google's recommended format for structured data. You can paste either the raw JSON or the complete script tag with JSON-LD content. The tool intelligently processes both formats to generate visual representations of your schema markup.
Tree View displays your schema in a hierarchical, expandable/collapsible format that makes it easy to navigate through nested properties. Graph View represents your schema as interconnected nodes, which better illustrates relationships between different schema elements. Tree View is typically better for detailed inspection, while Graph View helps visualize the overall structure.
Yes, our Schema Visualizer Tool helps identify structural issues in your schema markup by providing clear visual representations. If your JSON-LD has syntax errors, the tool will alert you. While it doesn't validate against specific schema.org requirements like Google's Rich Results Test, visualizing your schema can help you spot logical errors in how properties relate to each other.
Our Schema Visualizer Tool works with all schema.org types including Organization, LocalBusiness, Product, Article, FAQ, HowTo, Event, Recipe, and more. The tool is particularly helpful for visualizing complex nested schemas or those with multiple entity relationships. Even sophisticated schema implementations like JobPosting or Course benefit from our visualization approach.
You can use our easy-to-use free schema generator to create various schemas, such as WebPage, FAQ, Local Business, and more.