Extract JSON-LD structured data from any public page URL, HTML paste, or existing script tags. List Schema.org types, preview Open Graph and meta tags, and copy formatted blocks — free, no signup. Audit Schema.org markup for SEO rich results and for agents that read machine-readable facts from your pages.
AnyPost uses Schema.org Organization site-wide and WebApplication on free tool pages — rendered as JSON-LD script tags in the page HTML, the same format this extractor finds on any site.
// Organization (site-wide)
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "Organization",
"name": "AnyPost",
"alternateName": "anypost.md",
"url": "https://anypost.md",
"logo": "https://anypost.md/logo.png",
"description": "Turn social post URLs into clean, LLM-ready Markdown with a domain swap.",
"sameAs": [
"https://anypost.md"
]
}
// WebApplication (free tool page)
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "WebApplication",
"name": "AnyPost Compose",
"applicationCategory": "UtilitiesApplication",
"operatingSystem": "Web",
"url": "https://anypost.md/compose",
"description": "Free online markdown editor that converts writing into platform-ready social posts.",
"offers": {
"@type": "Offer",
"price": "0",
"priceCurrency": "USD",
"availability": "https://schema.org/InStock"
}
}Search engines use JSON-LD to power rich results — FAQs, products, breadcrumbs, and organization panels. AI agents use the same machine-readable fields to learn product names, pricing hints, and article metadata without parsing navigation chrome. Pair a clean llms.txt index with valid JSON-LD so both crawlers and LLMs find consistent facts.
The AnyPost JSON-LD extractor at anypost.md/free-tools/structured-data-extractor helps you audit Schema.org structured data on any public page. JSON-LD lives in script tags with type application/ld+json and describes entities such as Organization, WebSite, Product, FAQPage, or Article using schema.org vocabulary. Search engines use it for rich results; AI agents read the same machine-readable fields for product facts without parsing navigation chrome. The free tool accepts three honest inputs: a single public page URL (server fetch with an eight-second timeout and 512 KB cap—no third-party proxy), pasted HTML or View Source, or raw JSON-LD pasted in the browser so sensitive markup never leaves your device. It lists every block, collects @type values including @graph arrays, pretty-prints JSON for copy-paste, and summarizes common Open Graph and meta tags. Example output mirrors how AnyPost ships Organization and WebApplication JSON-LD on marketing pages. Pair with the llms.txt generator and XML sitemap builder on the free-tools hub for full AI and search discoverability.
JSON-LD is JavaScript Object Notation for Linked Data — usually a script tag with type application/ld+json that describes your page using Schema.org types like Organization, WebSite, Product, or FAQPage. Search engines and AI agents use it to understand content without parsing free-form HTML.
Page source shows raw HTML. This tool finds every JSON-LD block, validates JSON, lists @type values, and formats output for copy-paste into audits or agent prompts. It also surfaces common Open Graph and meta tags in one view.
No. You supply one public URL, an HTML snippet, or pasted JSON-LD. The server fetches only the URL you enter — with an eight-second timeout and a 512 KB cap — and does not use third-party scraping proxies.
Some sites block server requests, require login, or return very large pages. Paste View Source or saved HTML instead, or paste JSON-LD script bodies directly. Client-side paste modes never send your HTML to our servers.
AnyPost ships Organization and WebSite JSON-LD on marketing pages, WebApplication on free tools, FAQPage on tool landings, and BreadcrumbList on nested routes. Use this extractor to audit your own pages the same way.
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