Entity markup that tells AI exactly who you are
Fill in the form and get valid JSON-LD for the three types that carry entity meaning for answer engines: Organization, WebSite, and SoftwareApplication. Cross-referenced with @id links, output as raw JSON or a ready script tag. Everything runs in your browser; nothing you type is sent anywhere.
Output
Fill in a name and URL on any tab and the JSON-LD appears here as you type.
Paste the script tag into the head of the page it describes, then verify at validator.schema.org.
Form in, JSON-LD out
Fill in what you have
Name and URL are enough to start; empty fields are simply omitted from the output rather than emitted as blanks. The sameAs list is where consistency pays: your official profiles teach engines which mentions are you.
Link the types together
When your Organization is filled in, the WebSite and SoftwareApplication reference it as publisher through an @id anchor, and the combined output ships all three in one @graph. Engines resolving your entity get one consistent story.
Copy, paste, verify
Take the script tag into your page head or your tag manager, then confirm it parses with the Schema Markup Validator. Re-generate when names, URLs, or pricing change.
Why entity markup matters for AI search
Answer engines resolve brands into entities: which organization this is, what it makes, and which web presence is officially it. Organization and SoftwareApplication markup is the machine-readable version of that story, and the sameAs links are the strongest signal in it, because they connect your domain to the profiles engines already trust. Our AEO grader credits exactly these types for the same reason.
Why there is no FAQ schema tab
Google retired FAQ rich results in May 2026 after restricting them to government and health sites since 2023, so FAQPage markup no longer earns anything in search, and generating it would be handing you a lever that stopped working. The FAQ format itself still helps extraction as visible content; it is the markup reward that ended.
Why there are no rating fields
aggregateRating markup is only legitimate when it reflects reviews you actually collected, from a system a reader could find. A generator that invites you to type a rating into a form manufactures review markup, which violates search spam policies and, more practically, is the kind of claim that erodes trust in everything else your markup says. If you have real reviews, your review platform usually emits the markup already.
Where to put the output
Paste the script tag into the head of the page it describes: Organization and WebSite belong on your homepage, SoftwareApplication on the product page. One block per page is enough, and the combined @graph output exists so the three types land as one consistent unit rather than three competing fragments.
Markup states who you are. Measurement shows if it landed.
Entity markup is input; the output is whether AI engines actually name and recommend you when buyers ask. Citlyze tracks that across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Google's AI surfaces, with the sources behind every answer.
Schema markup, answered
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JSON-LD. It lives in one script tag instead of being woven through your HTML, which makes it easier to maintain, easier to validate, and it is the format Google recommends. This tool only emits JSON-LD for that reason.
Does AI recommend you when buyers ask?
Track how ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, DeepSeek, ByteDance, and Grok mention, cite, and rank your brand. Review tracked answers and the gaps to close.
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