Wikidata Schema Link Builder
Generate RankMath-compatible Wikidata entity links for WordPress articles
Enter comma-separated terms
Enter artist names, venues, festivals, or any entities mentioned in your article. Ctrl+Enter to look up.
Review & assign schema roles
Each term defaults to mentions. Optionally mark one as about — the primary subject of the article.
Copy output
About this tool
When writing about music festivals, artists, and venues, structured data helps search engines understand exactly what your article is about. This tool converts a list of names into properly formatted Wikidata hyperlinks carrying the schema attributes that RankMath SEO uses to assign mentions and about schema to your articles.
I built this for my own workflow at TheFestivals.UK. Every festival article mentions dozens of artists, stages, and venues — and manually hunting down each Wikidata QID was slow and error-prone. This tool does it in seconds.
Paste in your comma-separated list, pick the correct Wikidata match for each term, mark one as the primary about subject if needed, and copy the finished HTML snippet into a Custom HTML block in your article footer.
- Free — no sign-up or API key required
- Runs entirely in your browser, nothing is stored
- Live Wikidata API — always current
- Concurrent fetching for large line-up lists
- Prev/Next pagination for large result sets
- Refine search or enter an exact QID per term
- Verification descriptions for every matched entity
- RankMath
mentionsandaboutschema support - Light and dark mode
How to use the output in WordPress
Add a Custom HTML block at the bottom of your article and paste the generated snippet directly in. RankMath detects the data-schema-attribute attributes and adds them to your page’s JSON-LD schema automatically.
Use about for the primary subject — the headlining artist or the festival itself. Use mentions for everything else: support acts, venues, organisers.