📅 Event Schema Validator – Validate Event Structured Data with SchemaValidator.org
Validate Event schema for Google Search and enhanced event schema visibility.
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Test any URL and see markup as Google crawlers do • Complete schema detection
Why Use Event Schema Validator?
Event schema markup is essential for event websites, ticketing platforms, and event listings to appear in Google Search with rich event cards.
✓ Validate Event schema for Google Search and event cards
✓ Check required fields like name, startDate, location, and URL
✓ Ensure proper organizer, attendee type, and ticket markup
How to Use Event Schema Validator Tool?
Follow these simple steps to validate your Event schema
Enter your URL, HTML code, or JSON-LD markup in the validator above
Our tool will analyze your schema against Google's requirements
See detailed results with error explanations and recommendations
🚨 Common Event Schema Issues
Most frequent issues that prevent Google Rich Results eligibility
⚠️ Top Schema Errors & Quick Fixes
Missing startDate or invalid format
Required: Must be ISO 8601 format. Example: "startDate": "2024-06-15T18:00:00Z"
Incorrect location format
Error: location should be a Place object with name and address
Missing event name
Required: Event must have a name
Invalid offer/ticket markup
Error: offers should have price, priceCurrency, availability
Missing event URL
Important: Include the event page URL for proper indexing
Wrong attendeeType
Ensure attendeeType is valid: "OnlineEventAttendeeRole" or "OfflineEventAttendeeRole"
💡 Pro tip: Use our validator above to catch these errors before they affect your search rankings!
Event Schema Implementation Methods
JSON-LD Implementation
- 📄Most popular and recommended method
- ⚡Fastest to implement and maintain
- 🎯Google's preferred format
- 🛠️Easy to update programmatically
Microdata Implementation
- 🏷️Embedded directly in HTML attributes
- 📝Requires editing HTML structure
- ⏰More time-consuming to implement
- 🔄Harder to maintain and update
🧩 Required vs Recommended Fields
Understand which Event schema properties are mandatory
Required Fields
Must be present for schema to be valid
- @typeMust be "Event"
Recommended Fields
Enhance results and improve click-through rates
- nameEvent name/title
💡 Pro tip: Start with required fields to get basic eligibility, then add recommended fields for maximum visibility.
📋 Example Schemas (Copy-Paste Help)
Complete, ready-to-use Event schema examples
Minimal Valid Schema
Required fields only
<script type="application/ld+json">
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "Event"
}
</script>Event Schema FAQ
Do I need Event schema for my event listing?
Absolutely! Event schema helps Google display events in Search results with dates, locations, and registration options.
What are the required fields for Event schema?
Required: name, startDate (ISO format), location (Place with name/address), url.
How do I add Event schema to my website?
Use JSON-LD format. Event ticketing platforms automatically add Event schema.
🌍 Real-World Examples (Authority)
See how major organizations implement Event schema successfully
Eventbrite ↗
Event ticketing platform with comprehensive markup
- •Complete event details schema
- •Ticket pricing markup
- •Organizer information
- •Capacity tracking
All major organizations successfully use Event schema to enhance their search visibility.
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