Schema markup, platform by platform
Where the code goes on your site builder, what it already adds on its own, and how to check it's live.
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Check schema on every page of your site
Add your domain and get a page-by-page report: which pages have no schema, which only have plugin or theme markup, which are covered.
Setup guides
- WordPressThe easiest way to add detailed schema to WordPress. Install the official FullSchema plugin, free on WordPress.org, then paste and save.
- ShopifyAdd JSON-LD to your Shopify store, from product pages to collections and the home page, with no app and no theme files.
- SquarespaceSquarespace schema markup through each page's Header Code Injection. No developer required.
- WixWix schema markup that fits the Structured Data Markup field, with Custom Code as the route for long blocks.
- GoDaddySchema markup for GoDaddy and Airo sites, pasted into each page's Header HTML box.
- WebflowWebflow structured data, generated and validated in one pass, ready for the page's Schema markup field.
- DudaDuda structured data for the pages it leaves bare: services, locations, FAQs. One Header HTML box per page.
- FramerJSON-LD for Framer pages and CMS collections, added through page Custom Code.
- Next.js & ReactServer-rendered JSON-LD for Next.js, Remix, Astro, and other React frameworks.
- Any custom siteHubSpot, Ghost, Drupal, or a hand-built HTML site: if you can paste a script tag, FullSchema works.