FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Schemafy
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need coding knowledge to use Schemafy?
No. The Smart Builder provides a visual interface with forms. Simply choose a schema type from the 16 available, fill in the fields (required ones are marked with an asterisk), use a preloaded template if you wish, and save. For advanced users, the Manual JSON Editor offers full control with dynamic variables.
Is it compatible with other SEO plugins?
Yes. Schemafy automatically detects existing meta tags from Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO, SEOPress and The SEO Framework. You can keep your current SEO plugin and use Schemafy to manage schema markup, meta tags and social media previews without conflicts.
How many schemas can I create?
There is no limit. You can create as many schemas as you need for your site.
Can I assign multiple schemas to the same page?
Yes. A single page can have multiple schemas. For example, your homepage could have both an Organization schema and a WebSite schema.
How do I know if my schemas are working?
- Use the built-in Validate function in the Rich Snippets Manager
- Use Google's Rich Results Test to test individual pages
- Check your schemas in Google Search Console under "Enhancements"
Does it support WooCommerce?
Yes. Schemafy works with WooCommerce products. The Gutenberg integration is available on product pages, and you can create Product schemas for any WooCommerce product URL.
What JSON-LD format does it use?
Schemafy uses JSON-LD (JavaScript Object Notation for Linked Data), which is the format recommended by Google for structured data. Schemas are injected as tags in the page header.
Can I import/export schemas between sites?
Yes. Use CSV Export to download all schemas, then CSV Import on the other site to upload them.
How does the AI Generator work?
The AI analyzes your page content — headings, text, dates, images and structure — to automatically detect the best schema type and fill in the fields. You always review and approve the generated schema before saving.
What happens if I delete a page that has schemas?
Schemas remain in the database but point to a non-existent URL. Use the "Cleanup Orphans" tool in the Rich Snippets Manager to automatically find and remove these orphan schemas.
Is it compatible with caching plugins (WP Rocket, LiteSpeed, W3 Total Cache)?
Yes. Schema markup is injected via WordPress's wp_head hook. Caching plugins cache the resulting HTML with the schema already included, so it is fully compatible.
Does the plugin modify the content of my posts or pages?
No. Schemafy never modifies your post content. It only injects JSON-LD via the wp_head hook in the page header — the original content remains intact.
Is it compatible with WordPress Multisite?
Yes. Schemafy works in Multisite installations. Each subsite manages its own schemas independently.
How long does it take Google to show rich snippets?
Google typically discovers and indexes schema markup within 2–14 days after Googlebot visits the page. You can check in Google Search Console → Enhancements → the corresponding schema type.