ToolBreezy.com - Schema Markup Validator & Rich Results Test
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Get the stars in Google, and know exactly what is stopping you. Your structured data in plain English, with the missing property. Reads every piece of structured data on the page. JSON-LD, Microdata and RDFa, and tells you in plain English what it says and whether Google can actually use it. THREE VIEWS OF THE SAME PAGE Summary tells you whether Google can use your markup and which property is stopping it. Code shows every block exactly as the page wrote it, so you can see and copy the real thing. Plain English turns it into labelled rows anyone can read: "Phone", "Hours", "Rating", not "telephone", "openingHoursSpecification", "aggregateRating". Full URLs, clickable, never shortened. WHAT MAKES THIS DIFFERENT Google's own testing tool tells you your markup is valid. Valid is not the same as useful. This tells you whether you qualify for the rich result, which fields are merely present versus actually required, and which optional fields would upgrade what you get in search. It also tells you when you are wasting your time. Google no longer shows FAQ rich results at all, so a perfectly valid FAQPage block earns you nothing. You should know that before you build more of them. BROKEN MARKUP IS SHOWN, NOT SKIPPED A trailing comma makes a whole block invisible to Google and it is the most common real fault on live sites. Most tools skip it silently. This one shows you the block, unedited, with the fault still where you left it. BUILT FOR BIG PAGES Collapse everything to a list, then open just the section you want. The type badges across the top are clickable and jump straight to that part of the page. Anything that carries HTML, like a FAQ answer full of links, renders as a real list with real links instead of a wall of tags. COPY WHAT YOU NEED One click copies the whole report as Markdown for a ticket, a client email or an AI: the verdicts, the plain English and the source of every block. Another copies your markup back with the missing properties stubbed in, ready to fill. PRIVACY Three permissions, all the minimum: it reads the page when you click the icon, and remembers whether you picked light or dark. No servers, no network requests of any kind, no analytics, nothing stored about you or the pages you visit.