Google Rich Results Test

Google Rich Results Test is an official structured data validation tool provided by Google Search Console, designed to help web developers and SEO professionals verify whether a page's structured data qualifies for rich results in Google Search.

Key Features

• URL Testing: Enter any publicly accessible URL to have Google fetch and analyze its structured data automatically
• Code Testing: Paste HTML or JSON-LD code snippets directly for instant validation without publishing
• Device Simulation: Test from the perspective of Google's smartphone or desktop crawler
• Error & Warning Reports: Detailed breakdown of missing required fields, incorrect values, and other issues
• Rich Result Preview: Preview how certain structured data types may appear in Google Search results

Supported Structured Data Types

Includes Article, Breadcrumb, FAQ, Recipe, Product, Event, VideoObject, JobPosting, and many other Google-supported rich result types.

Who Should Use It

• Web Developers: Validate structured data implementation before going live
• SEO Professionals: Diagnose why rich results aren't appearing for specific pages
• Content Managers: Confirm eligibility for enhanced search features like star ratings or FAQ dropdowns

Difference from Related Tools

This tool is focused exclusively on Google rich result eligibility. It differs from the Schema Markup Validator, which validates syntax against schema.org standards but does not assess Google rich result eligibility. Using both tools together provides the most comprehensive structured data validation coverage.