# Schema Toolkit

Schema Toolkit scans your published pages for structured data and helps you generate missing schema types. Supported types include Article, FAQ, Product, Local Business, Organization, Breadcrumb, How-To, Event, and WebPage.

#### Schema Overview

1. Publish the page you want to scan in Webflow.
2. Open Schema Toolkit, select a page, and click Run Scan.
3. Review the results to see which schema types are valid, missing, or have warnings.
4. Open a schema entry to view what was found on the page.

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#### Generating & Applying Schema

1. For missing or incomplete schema, choose Generate, then copy the schema snippet and paste it into Page Settings under Custom Code in the head area.
2. Publish the page again and re-run the scan to verify the update.

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