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Google Rich Results Test

In short

Google Rich Results Test is a diagnostic that reports whether Google can parse supported structured data; it is not a prediction that a rich result will appear.

Mechanism and decision

Google Rich Results Test checks whether a fetched URL or supplied code contains Google-supported structured data that parses for a particular rich-result feature. It is a narrow diagnostic, best used after the page’s visible facts are already accurate.

Run the public canonical URL, retain the test date and detected items, and resolve actual errors. A pass does not test truthfulness, indexation or whether Google will display a feature.

The diagram follows a JSON-LD graph through validation and highlights that parser success is only one check.

What you can control

A green result confirms a parser outcome at one time; it is not a publication or appearance guarantee.

Practical workflow

  1. Identify the supported feature that matches the visible page.
  2. Compare visible values and JSON-LD before testing.
  3. Test the public canonical route.
  4. Repeat after template, media or deployment changes.

FAQ

No. The test checks supported structured data; eligibility and actual display are separate decisions.
Code testing helps while drafting markup. Test the live URL as well to check what Google can retrieve from the published page.