One connected graph instead of separate snippets
Most generators output an isolated Article or FAQ block. This tool builds a single JSON-LD graph in which the Organization, the author Person and the Article reference each other by @id. The article points to its author and publisher, and the author points to the organization they work for. Search engines and AI systems can follow those links to understand who published the page and who stands behind the content.
What goes into each part
- Organization: name, URL, logo, description and sameAs links to official profiles.
- Person: name, job title, author page, expertise topics (knowsAbout) and sameAs links to profiles that confirm the person's identity.
- Article: headline, canonical URL, published and modified dates, image, the main topics it is about, and entities it mentions with optional reference URLs.
Using the code
Copy the generated script tag into the head of the page it describes. Only mark up facts that are visible on the page: the author, dates and headline must match what readers see. Then test the live URL with Google's Rich Results Test or the Schema Markup Validator. Reuse the same Organization and Person @id values on every page so the graph stays consistent across your site.
What structured data can and cannot do
Structured data helps machines read your content accurately, and it supports author and publisher signals. It does not guarantee rich results, rankings or citations, and Google only shows some types in search. Do not add profiles or credentials that are not true, and keep the markup in step with the page when you update it.