Organization Schema: Build Stronger Brand Signals
To declare your company to search engines, generate Organization JSON-LD with your name, URL, logo, sameAs social profiles and a contact point, then place it once on your home or about page. This markup connects your website to your brand entity, feeding logo display, knowledge panels and disambiguation between similarly named companies.
Google doesn't just index pages — it tries to understand the real-world things behind them, including brands. Organization schema is how you introduce your company clearly, so Google associates the right name, logo and profiles with your domain.
Why brand entity signals matter
When someone searches your company name, Google decides which logo to show, whether to build a knowledge panel, and how to tell you apart from other businesses with similar names. Organization markup makes those decisions easier. The sameAs property — linking your LinkedIn, X, Facebook, YouTube, Crunchbase or Wikipedia pages — is a particularly strong identity-confirmation signal that helps consolidate your presence in Google's knowledge graph. This tool suits online businesses, brands, agencies and SaaS companies that want cleaner branded search results without hand-writing JSON.
How to generate Organization JSON-LD in your browser
- Enter your organization name and website URL.
- Add an absolute logo URL — square, at least 112×112 pixels, looking good on white.
- Add a sameAs row for each social or profile URL: LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Wikipedia and so on.
- Optionally add a contact phone number and choose a contact type.
- Copy the generated JSON-LD and place it in your home page's
<head>.
Organization or LocalBusiness? Choosing correctly
A frequent mix-up is which type describes your company. Because LocalBusiness is a subtype of Organization, it inherits everything here and adds physical-location details.
| Business type | Use | Extra properties |
|---|---|---|
| Online business, brand, SaaS, agency | Organization | Name, logo, URL, sameAs, contactPoint |
| Shop, clinic, restaurant with a premises | LocalBusiness | Adds address, geo coordinates, opening hours |
If customers visit you at a physical address, use LocalBusiness (or a specific subtype like Restaurant or Dentist). If you operate purely online, Organization is the right home. Either way, one clear declaration on an authoritative page is enough — you don't need it sitewide.
Key features and benefits
- Name, URL and logo in valid Organization structure.
- Dynamic sameAs rows for all your social profiles.
- ContactPoint with telephone and contact type.
- Empty fields omitted for clean output.
- Pretty-printed, copy-ready script block.
- Private, free and client-side only.
Try the Organization Schema Generator now — it's free and runs entirely in your browser.
Frequently asked questions
Where should Organization schema go?
On one authoritative page — usually the home page or an About/Contact page. It doesn't need to be sitewide; a single clear declaration is enough for Google to link the entity to your domain. Repeating it everywhere isn't harmful, just unnecessary.
What does the sameAs property do?
It lists other URLs representing the same entity — your LinkedIn, X, YouTube, Crunchbase or Wikipedia pages. This helps search engines confirm your identity and consolidate your brand's knowledge graph entry, supporting knowledge panel accuracy.
What are the logo requirements?
Use a crawlable image at least 112×112 pixels in a supported format (PNG, JPG, SVG or WebP) that looks good on white. Serve it from an absolute HTTPS URL that isn't blocked by robots.txt, since Google may use it in results and panels.
Does Organization schema guarantee a knowledge panel?
No. Knowledge panels draw on many signals — Wikipedia and Wikidata, consistent citations, search demand. Accurate Organization markup with sameAs links makes it easier for Google to assemble and trust that information, but it's a contributor, not a switch.
Can I list multiple phone numbers or contact types?
Yes. You can add more than one contactPoint, each with its own type such as customer service, sales or technical support. Keep them accurate and reachable, since misleading contact data undermines the trust the markup is meant to build.
Related free tools
- JSON-LD Generator — WebSite, LocalBusiness, Event and more.
- Product Schema Generator — price and star rich snippets.
- Article Schema Generator — JSON-LD for posts and news.
- Breadcrumb Schema Generator — readable trails in results.
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Recommended reading
Organization Schema: Real Use Cases and Examples
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Organization Schema: Best Practices and Mistakes
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