Choose schema types and control their data

Schema Premium is a paid WordPress plugin that extends the Schema add-on’s structured data capabilities. It outputs JSON-LD and includes controls for selecting schema.org types, choosing where they apply, and customizing the data used for properties. You can map properties to available data and reuse post meta created by other plugins.

Structured data gives search engines machine-readable context about page content. It may affect how eligible content appears in search results, though it does not guarantee an enhanced result.

Apply markup across site content

Enable schema types across a post type or category, or apply them elsewhere in your website content. Supported content areas include pages, posts, archives, author pages, headers, footers, breadcrumbs, videos, and audio.

Premium adds Article, BlogPosting, Event, Course, SpecialAnnouncement, FAQPage, HowTo, JobPosting, LocalBusiness, Person, Product, Recipe, Review, Service, SoftwareApplication, and WebPage. The plugin supports FAQPage markup, though Google retired FAQ rich results in May 2026.

Cover video and audio embeds

VideoObject markup can be enabled automatically for videos embedded with oEmbed from VideoPress, YouTube, TED, Vimeo, Dailymotion, and Vine. AudioObject markup can be enabled automatically for audio from SoundCloud and Mixcloud.

Work with WordPress utilities and themes

The plugin integrates or works alongside Yoast SEO, AMP, AMP for WP, WPRichSnippets, The SEO Framework, WPBakery Page Builder, ThirstyAffiliates, and Easy Digital Downloads. WooCommerce integration is available through the separate Schema for WooCommerce extension. Other extensions include FAQ, How-To, rating, review, default picture, and Schema Review functionality.

It is intended to work with well-coded WordPress themes. Genesis 2.x, Thesis 2.x, and Divi are listed as tested themes. Developers can extend it through add-ons, extensions, or a theme’s functions.php file.

Configure and check the JSON-LD

1. Install Schema Premium on your WordPress site.
2. Choose the schema types and content locations that suit your site.
3. Customize property data sources where needed.
4. Review the generated JSON-LD and test the markup with Google’s Structured Data Testing Tool.

Paid customers can contact the schema.press team for one-to-one email support. The listing warns that the Schema plugin has not been tested with the latest three major WordPress releases and may have compatibility issues, so check compatibility with your WordPress installation.