Rich Results Test
Analyze structured data to determine whether a page is eligible for rich results in Google Search.
Definition (WHAT)
A rich results test analyzes structured data to determine whether a page is eligible for rich results in Google Search. It identifies supported rich result types and reports errors or warnings related to eligibility requirements.
How to use this tool (HOW)
Enter a page URL or paste structured data markup.
Run the rich results test.
Review detected rich result types and eligibility status.
Inspect any reported errors or warnings.
Output meaning (INTERPRETATION)
Eligible
The page meets detected requirements for supported rich results.
Not eligible
Issues prevent eligibility for rich results.
Errors found
Missing or invalid required properties.
Warnings found
Optional properties that are missing or incomplete.
Detected types
Rich result types identified on the page.
Tool FAQ
Is this tool free?
Yes. This tool is free to use.
Does this tool save my data?
No. URLs and markup are processed in real time and are not stored.
How often can I use this tool?
There are no usage limits.
What this tool checks (SCOPE)
This tool evaluates rich result–supported schema types, required and optional properties, eligibility errors, and eligibility warnings.
Limitations (E-E-A-T)
Eligibility does not guarantee that rich results will appear in search. This tool evaluates structured data against known eligibility requirements and does not predict rankings, indexing, or actual search result presentation.