Enter a URL or code snippet in Rich Results Test to check for supported structured data, errors, and warnings. It is judged based on the rich result types supported by Google Search.
Passing the test does not guarantee actual exposure. Whether rich results are displayed may vary depending on page quality, search term, policy, and search result screen configuration.
Test key templates before and after deployment, and fix errors and warnings. Because it does not evaluate every Schema.org type, it has a different role from Schema Markup Validator.
Rich Results Test is covered in Structured Data and Schema Classification, and is easy to understand its location in the document structure when read along with items such as Schema Markup Validator, Structured Data Error, and Structured Data Warning.
Key takeaways
- Rich Results Test is a term related to the type, attribute, verification, and search result expression of structured data.
- It is used to check whether the visible text and the data read by the machine convey the same meaning.
- When viewed together with Schema Markup Validator and structured data errors, it is easy to distinguish the scope of schema application.
- It is useful for checking rich-result eligibility, entity clarity, and document relationship expression.