Event Schema Generator
Create structured data for events to enhance their visibility in Google Search and Google Maps
Configuration
Event Search Experience: Well-structured event data can appear in Google's event experience, featuring enhanced results with event details, images, and ticket information directly in search results.
Event Information
Essential details about your event
Use the actual event name, not the venue name
Describe the event details, not your website features
Recommended: 1920px wide images in 16:9, 4:3, and 1:1 aspect ratios
Generated Schema
<script type="application/ld+json">
</script>💡 Tip: Add this code to your webpage's <head> section. Test with Google's Rich Results Test.
Boost Your Event Visibility with Structured Data
Learn how Event schema markup can enhance your event promotion and search presence
Rich Results Benefits
- Display event details directly in Google Search
- Show dates, times, and venue information prominently
- Feature ticket prices and availability status
- Appear in Google's event carousel and Knowledge Graph
- Enable "Add to Calendar" functionality in results
Event Types & Formats
Event schema supports various event formats:
- OfflineEventAttendanceMode:Traditional in-person events at physical venues
- OnlineEventAttendanceMode:Virtual events, webinars, and livestreams
- MixedEventAttendanceMode:Hybrid events with both online and offline attendance
Best Practices for Event Schema
Essential Information
- • Include complete date and time with timezone
- • Provide accurate venue or online platform details
- • Add clear ticket pricing and availability status
- • Include organizer information for credibility
Enhanced Visibility Tips
- • Add high-quality event images (16:9 ratio preferred)
- • Update event status promptly (postponed/cancelled)
- • Include performer details for entertainment events
- • Add accessibility information when available
Google recommends including as much detail as possible for better visibility in rich results. Events with complete information are more likely to appear in featured positions.