Seth Smigelski

Is your WordPress theme or website built with inline Schema.org Microdata? As search engines increasingly prefer the JSON-LD format for structured data, updating your site can be a significant challenge. Manually removing old Microdata and creating new JSON-LD scripts for every page is tedious and error-prone.
The Microdata to JSON-LD Converter solves this exact problem. This plugin seamlessly automates the entire conversion process:
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<li>Scans Your Pages: It fetches the full HTML of your published posts and pages, ensuring it captures all Microdata, whether it’s in your post content or your theme files (like <code>header.php</code>).</li>
<li>Converts to JSON-LD: It intelligently parses the <code>itemscope</code>, <code>itemtype</code>, and <code>itemprop</code> attributes and converts them into a well-structured JSON-LD script.</li>
<li>Removes Inline Microdata: Optionally, it can clean up your public-facing HTML by removing the now-redundant Microdata attributes, leaving only the clean JSON-LD script in the <code><head></code>.</li>
<li>Keeps It Fresh: With the “Keep up to date” option, the plugin can automatically regenerate the JSON-LD every time you update a post, ensuring your structured data always reflects your latest content.</li>
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Key Features:
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<li>Full Page Parsing: Accurately reads Microdata from the entire webpage, not just post content.</li>
<li>Automatic Generation: Automatically creates the initial JSON-LD when you open a published post for the first time.</li>
<li>Manual Control: View and edit the generated JSON-LD directly in a meta box on each post’s edit screen.</li>
<li>Built-in Validator: Get instant feedback on your schema with a built-in validator that checks for common required and recommended properties.</li>
<li>Bulk Rebuild Tool: Process your entire site at once with a batch-processing tool that works through all your posts and pages.</li>
<li>“Set It and Forget It” Mode: Enable the “Keep JSON-LD up to date” option to ensure your structured data remains current.</li>
<li>Clean & Modern UI: A simple, intuitive settings page with toggle switches and tabs makes configuration a breeze.</li>
<li>Homepage WebSite Schema: Automatically generates WebSite JSON-LD for your homepage, complete with a Sitelinks Search Box to improve your site’s search presence.</li>
<li>Dynamic Archive Schema: Automatically constructs lightweight CollectionPage and ItemList JSON-LD schema for Category and Tag pages, matching Google’s exact specifications for list data without slowing down your server.</li>
<li>Knowledge Graph Auto-Linking: Automatically identifies standalone entities (like Local Businesses) and links them to your main Article schema using dynamic <code>@id</code> references for a unified data graph.</li>
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This plugin offers a seamless migration path to modernize your site’s SEO and structured data implementation, eliminating the need to edit your content, plugins, or theme files.

Microdata to JSON-LD Converter

A powerful tool to convert your existing Schema.org Microdata into the preferred JSON-LD format, clean up your HTML, and maintain structured data.

Ali Khalili

RDFa Content Editor (RDFaCE) is a plugin for TinyMCE rich text editor. 
RDFaCE is an implementation for WYSIWYM (What You See Is What You Mean) concept. 
It enables end-users to easily annotate their blog posts using RDFa and Microdata markups. 
This special edition focuses on Schema.org schemas for improving SEO (Search Engine Optimization). 
For more info visit RDFaCE project page at http://rdface.aksw.org/ or watch the WYSIWYM concept video at http://youtu.be/wxtlAol4HB0

RDFaCE

Enables semantic content authoring based on RDFa and Microdata (Schema.org).

Microdata to JSON-LD Converter vs RDFaCE