Output
software-schema.htmlHow to use this tool
Describe your software with SoftwareApplication JSON-LD using facts visible on its page. Generate an app name, URL, description, and supported operating systems. The output intentionally leaves out prices, ratings, and reviews you have not supplied.
- Use the same name, description, URL, and platforms readers can see on the app page.
- Generate and add the script to the page HTML, merging with existing structured data where appropriate.
- Validate with Schema.org’s validator. Check Google’s current requirements separately if you want eligibility for a particular rich result.
Example output
Illustrative Example app data. Replace these values with your own verified details.
<script type="application/ld+json">
{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"SoftwareApplication","name":"Example","url":"https://example.com/","description":"Create invoices, track payments, and keep client billing organized in one place.","operatingSystem":"Web"}
</script>Common questions
Will this produce a software rich result?
Not by itself. This tool generates basic descriptive schema. Google’s software rich result has additional requirements, and even eligible markup does not guarantee a rich result.
Should I add ratings or a free price to the markup?
Only include verifiable information that matches the visible page. Do not invent an aggregate rating, review, or price to satisfy a validator. A free trial is not the same as a free product.
Guide: SoftwareApplication Schema: JSON-LD Example for Apps
Reference: Schema.org: SoftwareApplication
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