Shopify Recipe SEO Audit Tool
Enter a recipe URL, or paste the page source or JSON-LD, and see whether the recipe is ready for Google rich results. The audit checks schema basics, rich-result fields, content alignment, and product-linking opportunities.
Recipe page
Enter a URL and click Run audit — we'll fetch the page server-side. Or paste your own HTML / JSON-LD here directly.
What this audit checks
This tool looks for Schema.org Recipe structured data and grades whether the recipe has the fields Google needs to understand it: recipe name, image, ingredients, instructions, times, yield, nutrition, ratings, author, and publish date.
If you paste a full page source, it also checks whether the structured data appears to match the visible recipe content. That matters because schema should describe the same recipe visitors can read on the page.
For Shopify food brands, the audit also looks for product-linking signals. Recipe SEO is only half the job. The stronger opportunity is turning recipe traffic into product discovery by linking ingredients directly to Shopify products.
How to use it
Enter the URL of one of your recipe pages and click Run audit. The tool fetches the page for you. If the fetch fails, view the page source and paste the HTML into the audit box, or paste only the JSON-LD block. The report will still check the core recipe schema fields.
If no Recipe schema is found, the page is not ready for recipe rich results. Use the free schema generator to create the missing JSON-LD, or use Recipe Kit to generate it for every recipe.
If schema is found but the score is weak, start with the highest-impact fixes: add a recipe image, include ingredients and instructions, add prep and cook times, and make sure ratings only appear in schema when they are visible on the page.
Recipe SEO audit questions
Common questions about auditing Shopify recipe pages.
Can this audit fetch my recipe URL automatically?
Yes. Enter the URL and click Run audit, and the tool fetches the page for you. Some sites block this. If the fetch fails, paste the page source or the JSON-LD instead. Pasted content is checked in your browser.
What does a high score mean?
A high score means the recipe has the structured data fields search engines expect and the page is closer to rich-result readiness. It does not guarantee that Google will show a rich result, because Google also considers content quality, site authority, crawlability, and whether the markup matches the visible page.
What should I fix first?
Fix missing Recipe schema first. Then add the required basics: recipe name and image. After that, add ingredients, instructions, prep time, cook time, yield, nutrition, and ratings if those ratings are visible on the page.
How is this different from the schema generator?
The schema generator helps you create Recipe JSON-LD from scratch. This audit tool checks an existing recipe page or schema block and tells you what is missing, weak, or worth improving.
Why does the audit check product links?
Recipe content can bring shoppers in through search, but food brands also need a path from inspiration to purchase. Product-linked ingredients help customers move from a recipe to the exact Shopify products they need.
Starting from scratch?
Use the schema generatorYou'll often hear back directly from Patrick, the founder.
Recipes that are built to be found and shopped.
Recipe Kit adds structured data and ratings to every recipe. Paid plans add recipe analytics, and Growth adds product-linked ingredients.