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How to add schema markup to multiple WordPress pages

Bulk Schema detects what's already live on a page before you add anything, then applies a structured template, FAQPage, Article, Product, or a raw custom JSON-LD field, across every page you select in one batch.

Check what's already there

Detect Existing Schema for Selected

Run this before adding anything. It reads what schema is already live on each page from any source and lists it as pills.

Bulk Schema

Existing schema detected
Screenshot showing three URL rows, each with pills for schema already live in gray and schema being added in purple.
/services/local-seo
ORGANIZATION WEBSITE + SERVICE
/blog/seo-checklist
+ ARTICLE + FAQPAGE
/about-us
PERSON + BREADCRUMBLIST
Existing (untouched) Added by Bulk SEO Studio
1

Select your pages

In Bulk Schema, select the pages you want to add schema to, for example every post with a visible FAQ section.

2

Detect Existing Schema for Selected

Skip pages that already have the type you're about to add instead of stacking a second one.

3

Choose a template in Edit Schema

Fill in its fields, or paste raw custom JSON-LD if a page needs something a template doesn't cover.

4

Match schema to visible content

For FAQPage specifically, the question and answer text should match what's actually visible on the page. Mismatched schema risks a manual action from Google.

5

Preview Changes, then confirm

Preview shows the JSON-LD about to be written for every selected page, with an automatic backup taken before saving.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

No, unless a page needs something a template doesn't cover. A raw custom JSON-LD field is there for that.

Run Detect Existing Schema for Selected first and skip pages that already have the type you're adding.

No. Output is independent via the plugin's own hook and never reads or modifies another plugin's schema.

Add schema to your content library

Bulk Schema is a Pro feature, starting at $49/yr for one site.