Person Schema Generator

Search engines build a map of people, brands, and places they call the entity graph, and a clear author profile helps them connect a real expert to the content they publish. This person schema generator turns a few basic facts (name, job title, company, and social profiles) into clean Person JSON-LD you can paste straight into an author bio, a team page, or an about page. No coding required, and everything runs in your browser so your data never leaves the page.

For local businesses, structured author markup is one of the simplest ways to strengthen E-E-A-T signals (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness). When you tell Google exactly who wrote a service guide or who runs the shop, and you link that person to their LinkedIn, Facebook, and other verified profiles through the sameAs property, you give the algorithm real-world evidence that a credible human stands behind your site. Use this person schema generator to mark up every staff member and content author consistently across your whole website.

Paste the generated block into the head or body of the matching page, validate it with Google's Rich Results Test, and keep your names, titles, and social links accurate over time. If you want to pair tidy schema with grid-based local rank tracking and Google Business Profile audits, ProMapRanker brings it together so you can start free and watch how cleaner entity signals support your map rankings.

FAQ

What is Person schema and why does it matter for local SEO?

Person schema is a type of JSON-LD structured data that describes an individual to search engines, including their name, role, employer, image, and linked social profiles. For local businesses it matters because it ties your authors and team members to a verifiable identity, which reinforces E-E-A-T and helps Google trust the expertise behind your service pages and blog posts.

What should I put in the sameAs field?

The sameAs property is a list of full URLs to profiles that clearly represent the same person, such as their LinkedIn, Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, or an authoritative bio elsewhere. Add one URL per line in the tool, include only profiles you control or can verify, and skip anything generic so the entity link stays strong and trustworthy.

Where do I place the generated JSON-LD on my page?

Copy the full script block this person schema generator produces and paste it into the HTML of the page that features that person, ideally the author bio or team profile page. It can sit in the head or anywhere in the body, and you should run it through Google's Rich Results Test afterward to confirm it parses without errors before you publish.