Alternatives to Google Rich Results Test
Google's free web tool for testing whether a page qualifies for rich results in search. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
The original
Google Rich Results Test
Google's free web tool for testing whether a page qualifies for rich results in search.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as Google Rich Results Test.
Schema Markup Validator
The official Schema.org web tool for validating structured data markup on a page or snippet.
Schema Markup Validator is the official Schema.org tool for checking structured data by URL or snippet, but it does not say whether a page qualifies for Google rich results.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
Google Search Console
Google's free web tool for checking how a site is indexed and performs in Google Search.
Meta Tags
A web tool to preview, edit and generate meta tags and social cards for a webpage.
Sharing Debugger
Meta's web tool for previewing how a link appears when shared on Facebook and debugging Open Graph tags.
Bing Webmaster Tools
Microsoft's free web tool for monitoring a site's search presence and SEO issues in Bing.
Seobility SEO Checker
An online SEO checker that analyses a web page and gives scored recommendations for search visibility.
Detailed SEO Extension
A free browser extension that shows a page's SEO tags, headings and links in one click.
