Schema Generator / Microdata Generator / Whatever-You-Want-To-Call-It

This is based on (...ok, blatantly stolen from...) the microdata generator project by Steven Ferrino. The original can be found at http://microdatagenerator.org/.

I'm currently taking recommendations for what to put in this navigation area...

Make entire schema hidden? (default is hidden)

Yes

Business Type

NOTE: There are many more business types other than what's listed above. Contact me if you need a specific type added.

Business Name

Street Address

City

State

Zipcode

Address all on one line? (default is two lines)

Yes

Clickable address? (links to Google Map)

Yes

Phone

Clickable? Yes

Fax

Clickable? Yes

URL

Clickable? Yes

Website Image
(URL)

Example Display

Days Open:
You must fill out an opening and closing time for the code to be inserted.

BE CAREFUL! There is no check that your open time occurs before your close time!

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

Geo:
(Refresh Geo)

Latitude:

Longitude:

Click to Reset Form:

Social Media Profile URLs

These fields require full URLs, not handles.

Output Area:

Notes:

Google prefers JSON-LD format which can be placed anywhere in the site including <head> section of the page.
JSON-LD is treated like javascript and therefore will never display on the user-facing side of the site no matter where you put it.
If you use JSON-LD, nothing can be "clickable" because none of it shows up on the user-facing side of the site...so those "clickable" checkboxes above won't work.
HTML schema is still valid and should be used if you want the schema to display within the user-facing webpage.
The "hidden" attribute selector has no effect on JSON-LD but does affect the display of HTML schema.

Select your schema style: JSON-LD HTML

Use the Google Structured Data Testing Tool to verify that your schema is installed and being read correctly.

Your JSON Code:

V3.0 by Jerod Karam. Shamelessly stolen from http://microdatagenerator.org/...and then heavily modified.