Rich Snippet Preview
Paste JSON-LD or a page's HTML to preview Product, Recipe, FAQ, Article and Event rich results, with required and recommended schema properties checked.
Browser tool
JSON-LD or page HTML
Paste JSON-LD or page HTML or upload a file. Everything is checked on your device; no website is contacted.
Previews are illustrative. Search engines decide whether to show a rich result based on the whole page and their own policies; valid markup is necessary, not sufficient.
About Rich Snippet Preview
A title and description are written in a text editor and read in a search result, and those are very different contexts. Seeing roughly how they will appear — including where truncation is likely — is worth doing before the wording is final. Free online, no subscription, and no upload of anything private. The snippet is drawn from what you paste, inside the browser.
How to use Rich Snippet Preview
- Paste the structured dataPaste a JSON-LD block or a full page, or upload an HTML or JSON file. Every JSON-LD item in it is read.
- Check the propertiesEach item lists its type and which required and recommended properties are present or missing, such as price for a Product.
- Look at the previewAn illustrative preview shows how the result might appear, so you can spot a missing image or rating before publishing.
Why character counts are a guide, not a rule
Results are truncated by pixel width, not by character count, so a title of capitals and wide letters is cut sooner than one of narrow lowercase. Device and layout change it again. Treat any stated limit as a rough guide, and design the wording so an early cut is survivable rather than trying to land exactly on a number.
Google rewrites titles
Roughly a large minority of the time, the displayed title is not the one you wrote — Google substitutes something it judges more useful, often drawn from the page H1 or a heading. The defence is a title that is already specific and matches the page. A vague or heavily templated title invites rewriting.
What it does not do
- This is an approximation of one common layout. It cannot show the variations a real result may have.
- Nothing here influences ranking. A description affects whether a result is clicked, not whether it appears.
Rich Snippet Preview: questions people ask
- Which rich result types can it check?
- Product, Recipe, FAQ, Article, Event and the other common schema.org types written as JSON-LD. Microdata and RDFa are detected but not validated, so convert them to JSON-LD to check them here.
- Does valid markup guarantee a rich result?
- No. Valid structured data makes a page eligible, but Google decides whether to show a rich result for each search, and some types are limited to certain kinds of sites. Fix what is missing here, then confirm with Google's own test.
- Is this the same as Google's Rich Results Test?
- No, it is an independent check of the JSON-LD you paste or upload against the required and recommended properties in public search documentation. Microdata and RDFa are noted but not validated, and the preview is only illustrative. Run Google's own test before relying on a rich result.
Questions about ToolsVerse itself — privacy, cost, what happens to your files — are answered in the frequently asked questions.
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