Free generator
Generate LocalBusiness structured data
Create JSON-LD from your business name, website and contact details. Review it against the visible page, then validate before publishing on your website.
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Enter your business facts
Use public business facts that appear on your website. Your inputs are not submitted by this generator. Leave a private address blank.
Enter a business name and a valid public HTTP or HTTPS website URL to generate markup.
Use facts that visitors can verify
Enter the business identity and contact details that are published on the page. The generator uses the general LocalBusiness type and a stable identifier based on the website. It omits blank optional fields. Do not invent a location, rating, review count or service claim to make the markup appear more complete.
Place the markup with matching content
Copy the generated JSON-LD into an application/ld+json script element on the appropriate page. Keep it synchronized when the business information changes. The output is a starting point, not a complete implementation for every subtype or multi-location organization. Each location needs an identity that is distinguishable from the others.
Validate the implementation
Use Schema.org’s validator for vocabulary checks and Google’s Rich Results Test for supported Google features. Then inspect the published HTML. Valid structured data does not guarantee rich-result display or better rankings. If the business should not publish a street address, do not add one here merely to satisfy a tool.
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Frequently asked questions
Does this submit my business to Google?
No. It generates text locally for your website. Business Profile management, search indexing and directory submissions are separate workflows.
Can I add five-star ratings?
Only mark up genuine, eligible evidence that is visibly represented and permitted by the applicable structured-data rules. This generator intentionally does not create ratings or testimonials.
Is the output ready for every business subtype?
It uses the generic LocalBusiness type. Review the appropriate subtype and additional supported properties for your business before deploying a broader implementation.