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Article Schema Generator

Create Article, BlogPosting or NewsArticle structured data for your posts, with headline, images, author, dates and publisher, so search engines clearly understand who wrote what and when.

How to add Article schema

  1. Choose the type: BlogPosting for blog posts, NewsArticle for news, Article for everything else.
  2. Fill in the headline, images, author and dates.
  3. Copy the JSON-LD into the post, or let Rank Math add Article schema automatically.
  4. Test it with Google’s Rich Results Test.
article schema generator steps

Recommended Article properties

PropertyWhy
headlineThe article title
imageLarge images help Top stories and Discover
author with name and urlShows who wrote it
datePublished and dateModifiedShows freshness
publisherConnects the article to your brand

WordPress note

Rank Math and Yoast already output Article or BlogPosting schema for posts. Use this generator for custom pages, static sites, or to check what good markup should contain. Avoid adding a second, conflicting Article block to the same page.

Describe the author with the person schema generator, add a breadcrumb with the breadcrumb generator, and validate with the schema validator.

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article schema generator FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this article schema generator free?

Yes. It is free with no sign-up and works in your browser.

What is the difference between Article and BlogPosting?

BlogPosting is a more specific type of Article for blog posts. Both work; pick the closest match.

Is Article schema required for Google?

No. Google can understand articles without it, but the markup gives clearer signals about author, dates and images.

Should the dates match the page?

Yes. Dates in the schema should match the dates shown on the page.

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