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Validating & Debugging JSON-LD

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Published
January 4, 2023
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Validating your JSON-LD

Always validate your JSON-LD.

If is static JSON-LD that is generated directly in the HTML server-side, you can use a JSON-LD validator that accepts a link to your page.

It will tell you what schemas it can see, and report on their validity.

If your JSON-LD is generated dynamically by client-side script, these tools may not be able to see the result, however you can use Chrome Dev Tools top copy the generated JSON-LD from your page, and paste that into the tool for validation.

Google Search Console also does a good job of reporting on what JSON-LD it finds in each page, and whether it encounters any problems.

Tools Recommended

https://json-ld.org/playground/

https://validator.schema.org/

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