Schema Completeness Generator — Full JSON-LD Graph per Page Type

Context and background

Read the story behind this tool: Why Schema Completeness Exists →

Page details

Each type generates what the mega-analyzer, analyzer, batch-analyzer, ai-citation-readiness, and discover-readiness tools check for on that page class. Green pills below show which schema types are included per selection.

Page type

Site URL (no trailing slash)

Site name

Full page URL

Page title (pageTitle)

Page description (under 160 chars)

Author name

Author profile URL

Organization name

Featured image (absolute URL)

datePublished (YYYY-MM-DD)

dateModified (YYYY-MM-DD)

Breadcrumbs (one per line, "Name | /path/" format)

FAQs (for FAQ page only: one Q per line as "Q: ... | A: ...")

sameAs URLs (one per line — social profiles, Wikidata, Gravatar, ORCID, professional directories)

Tip: Gravatar is one of the strongest indie-operator identity anchors because the slug encodes a sha256 of your verified email, joining identity across WordPress, Disqus, Stack Exchange, and dozens of comment systems. Add yours as https://gravatar.com/<your-slug>. For authors specifically, also add Goodreads, Amazon Author Central, BookBub, and Medium. Why Gravatar matters →

Types included

Ready-to-paste JSON-LD

Paste this single <script type="application/ld+json"> block into the <head> of your page. Uses @graph to link all entities by @id — analyzers read this as one connected schema, which scores higher than disconnected blocks.