08/10/2026
I homebrew and sideload a lot of small utility Chrome extensions for myself, made this one public. Schema Inspector. Simple, does one job.
See the schema.org structured data (JSON-LD and microdata) on any page in one click. Free tool from Yellowfin Development available in the Google Chrome Web Store.
Most schema checkers make you copy a URL into a separate site, wait for it to load, then dig through a wall of results to find out what is actually on the page.
Schema Inspector skips that step. Click the icon and it reads the JSON-LD and microdata already sitting in the page you are looking at: what entities are declared, what type each one is, and whether the JSON is even valid. Grouped, readable, and copyable in one click.
It's not a new idea, there are already a few of these. But look at what most of them ask for when you install: full access to every site you visit, all the time. I didn't love that for a tool I'd be running constantly, so I built mine differently.
Mine only asks for "activeTab." It sees the page you're on, only for the second you click the icon. No standing access. Nothing running in the background. Nothing leaves your browser.
Built for anyone who works with SEO or web development day to day - checking your own markup before it ships, auditing a client's site, or just curious what a page is telling Google about itself.
Everything happens locally in your browser. Nothing is collected, stored, or sent anywhere.
19.18 KiB.
No account.
No SaaS backend.
No API.
No database.
No analytics requirement.
No subscription.
No bu****it.
Enjoy!
If there's something you'd want it to do that it doesn't yet, tell me. Might build it.
More details and download: https://yfdev.com/stop-opening-a-separate-schema-validator-chrome-extension/
Built a free Chrome extension that shows any page's JSON-LD and microdata in one click. It only reads the page you're on, nothing else, nothing stored.