BlueGrid Schema Validator
6.6#4 in schema markup toolsFree planFree planWeb
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StructuredValidator
5.9#17 in schema markup toolsFree planFree planWeb
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| Fact | BlueGrid Schema Validator | StructuredValidator |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy | The maker says pasted JSON-LD is validated entirely in the browser and that generated content is not uploaded. | Validation history and preferences are stored in browser storage, and the privacy policy says validation data is not retained on the service's servers. |
| Purpose | The tool generates JSON-LD schema markup and validates existing markup against schema.org vocabulary and Google rich-result requirements. | StructuredValidator checks JSON-LD markup and explains problems with numbered proof marks, plain-English fixes, and the relevant Google or schema.org rule. |
| Validation checks | It checks JSON syntax, @context and @type, required and recommended properties, and common value formats such as dates, URLs, and prices. | It checks JSON syntax, contexts, types, property names, value formats, @id references, and required or recommended properties for supported rich-result features. |
BlueGrid Schema Validator plans
- FreeFree
StructuredValidator plans
- FreeFree
Pick BlueGrid Schema Validator if…
It suits site owners and developers creating or reviewing structured data for webpages. The browser-based workflow may also appeal to people who want to avoid uploading pasted markup.
Pick StructuredValidator if…
It suits SEO professionals and developers who need to check JSON-LD, compare schema implementations, or inspect supported rich-result properties. It is also an option for people who want to validate a page URL without JavaScript rendering.