Schema Markup Extractor
Schema Markup Extractor lets you extract JSON-LD, Microdata, and RDFa from a webpage. View detected Schema.org types, syntax findings, formatted values, and source paths.
- check_circlePublic pages only
- check_circle1 global credit
- check_circleNo setup required
Public webpages only
Run Schema Markup Extractor
- 01Add source
- 02Set options
- 03Review result
Analyze public content you own or have permission to inspect. Failed and cancelled runs automatically return reserved credits.
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What Schema Markup Extractor does
The schema markup extractor finds JSON-LD scripts, Microdata attributes, and RDFa embedded in a rendered page. It formats the detected values, lists Schema.org types, checks basic syntax, and records where each block appeared.
This is useful when browser source is crowded or several plugins write structured data to the same page. You can compare blocks, find malformed JSON, and export the extracted markup without treating detection as proof of rich-result eligibility.
What you can do with Schema Markup Extractor
Useful fields from the start
Review schema blocks, detected types, syntax validity, formatted json in one organized result.
Results you can inspect
See the returned rows, findings, and available source details before you download anything.
Export as JSON, CSV
Keep the result in the format that fits your spreadsheet, audit, content, or development workflow.
Bounded website processing
Analyze public sources with a clear cost shown before the run and a maximum of 25 source pages.
Where Schema Markup Extractor fits
Perfect for
- checkAudit JSON-LD after a template release
- checkFind duplicate schema written by plugins
- checkInspect Microdata on an older site
- checkExport markup for a developer review
What you get
- checkSchema blocks
- checkDetected types
- checkSyntax validity
- checkFormatted JSON
How to use Schema Markup Extractor
- 01
Enter the page URL
Use the live public page whose structured data you want to inspect.
- 02
Open each schema block
Review its format, detected type, source path, and syntax findings.
- 03
Export or fix the markup
Download the useful blocks or correct the source page and run the check again.
What to know before you run it
- infoSyntax validity does not guarantee search-feature eligibility.
- infoThe tool does not add missing required properties.
- infoRendered inspection can reveal schema inserted by JavaScript.
ExtractPics processes public content only. Use pages and files you own or have permission to inspect, and follow the source website's terms.
Questions about Schema Markup Extractor
If your question is not covered here, send us a message and include the page, file, or result type you are working with.
Which structured-data formats are supported?
Does valid JSON-LD guarantee a rich result?
Can I copy the formatted JSON?
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Run Schema Markup Extractor
Analyze a public page to inspect schema blocks and detected types.
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