Most schema generators hand you a form to fill in. WriteWorks starts from the pages its crawl flagged, fetches each one fresh and writes the JSON-LD that page type should carry, using only the page's own text and your brand Context. Anything it can't see, such as a price or an author, is left out and listed for you, and every block is validated before you copy it.
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This is the working product, not a mockup: the same visibility scores, briefs and published content your team would be looking at. Start a free trial and point it at your own domain, or take the tour of what sits behind the screen.
Blank forms, guessed values and output nobody checks.
You choose a type, then type every property by hand. For 40 articles that lost their markup in a redesign, that is an afternoon of copy and paste.
Ask a general AI tool for Product schema and it will happily supply a price, a currency and a 4.8 rating. Structured data that contradicts the page is worse than none.
Generators that ignore what is already on the page produce a second Article block beside the broken one, so the page now carries two conflicting statements.
A pasted block that doesn't parse, or still misses a required property, fails silently. You only find out at the next audit, if there is one.
Pick the pages, write for their type, ground it in the page, validate it.
Open any schema issue in the audit, such as a product page missing Product schema or an article missing Article schema, select up to 10 affected pages and choose Generate schema. You can also generate from a single page's detail view.
The generator writes for the page's type: Organization with sameAs plus WebSite on the homepage, Product (or SoftwareApplication in SaaS mode) on product pages, Article or BlogPosting on articles, FAQPage on FAQs and ItemList inside a CollectionPage on category pages. Where markup exists but is invalid, it fixes the missing properties instead.
Each page is fetched fresh. FAQ answers come from the questions and answers visible on the page, category lists from the items it links to in page order, and sameAs only from profile links the page already carries. Existing JSON-LD is extended, not duplicated.
Every block is checked against the same rules the crawl scores with, and marked as passing or needing attention. A short list says what to add or confirm by hand, and Copy snippet gives you the block wrapped in its script tag. The result is saved on the page's detail view too.


What each brand fixed, measured before and after with the same audit, in their own words.
“Pages that answer AI crawlers in under 0.8 seconds went from 72% to 98%. Add a homepage that now says who Fhresh is in plain markup, in every market, and AI has far more to work with.”
From an issue's affected pages to JSON-LD you can paste.
Up to 10 pages per run, straight from a schema issue's affected pages.
Generate or regenerate from any page's detail view.
Organization, Product, SoftwareApplication, Article, FAQPage and ItemList.
The page's own text and your brand Context, with no invented values.
Checked against the crawl's own rules before you copy it.
Every property left out is listed as an instruction, such as adding a price.
From hand-written markup to generated, validated blocks.
Everything the JSON-LD generator does.
Anyone who owns the templates AI search reads.
Turn a schema gap across a template into ready JSON-LD in one run.
A validated script block per page, with the open questions written down.
Product or SoftwareApplication schema that never guesses a price.
Article and FAQPage markup for the pages AI engines quote most.
“A near-perfect audit score made it easy to think the job was done. WriteWorks found the one gap that mattered: none of our homepages said who we are in a way a machine could read. We added Organization markup in every market and dated every FAQ page, and key pages carrying the schema AI expects went from 92% to 100%. Small changes, and a much clearer picture of GraftPal for AI.”
GraftPal team
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Finds the pages missing the schema their type should carry, invalid markup and schema added only by JavaScript.
Check your schemaThis page. Writes the JSON-LD for those pages from their own content, validated and ready to paste.
Every page also has a developer brief with the steps, the target and how to check, built from the crawl's evidence.
See the AI SEO auditRelated solutions, adjacent use cases, and platform features.
Find the pages missing schema, generate it from their own content, and check it with the same rules the audit scores with.