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How to Delete Schema Markups in Funnels & Websites

Learn how to delete schema markup in Funnels and Websites using Form View, JSON View, or AI. Remove individual or all schemas and restore using version history.

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  1. Key Benefits of Schema Markup Deletion Flow
  2. How to Delete Schemas in Form View
  3. How to Delete Schemas in JSON View
  4. How to Delete Schemas Using AI Chat
  5. Recovery via Version History
  6. Frequently Asked Questions
  7. Related Articles

Managing structured data is essential for maintaining accurate SEO signals. GHL Customer Care now allows you to delete schema markup directly from any page using multiple methods. This article explains how to remove individual or all schemas using Form View, JSON View, or AI chat, along with recovery options. Use this guide to keep your schema clean, relevant, and aligned with your SEO strategy.


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What is Schema Markup Deletion?

Schema markup deletion allows users to remove structured data (JSON-LD) from a page within the Website or Funnel Builder. This is important when schemas become outdated, incorrectly configured, or no longer relevant to your SEO goals. By enabling direct removal, GHL Customer Care ensures users can maintain accurate search engine signals without needing to rebuild pages.


Key Benefits of Schema Markup Deletion Flow

  • Flexible Deletion Methods: Remove schema using Form View, JSON View, or AI chat depending on your workflow.

  • Granular Control: Delete a single schema or remove all schemas from a page.

  • AI-Powered Management: Use conversational prompts to manage schema without manual editing.

  • Built-in Safeguards: Confirmation prompts prevent accidental deletions.

  • Recovery Capability: Restore deleted schema using version history.

  • Universal Availability: Works across both Website Builder and Funnel Builder pages.


How to Delete Schemas in Form View 

Form View provides a visual interface for managing schemas, making it easy to remove specific schema types without editing raw code.

  1. Go to Sites > Open Website or Funnel Builder.

  2. Click Edit Page.

    Step 2 of 9: Click Edit Page What this shows Step 2 of 9: Click Edit Page. What this shows Shows what to click for step 2 of 9 in the "How to Delete Schemas in Form View" section of "How to Delete Schema Markups in Funnels & Websites". This animation accompanies step 2 of 9 in the "How to Delete Schemas in Form View" section of "How to Delete Schema Markups in Funnels & Websites". At this point in the walkthrough you click Edit Page. For context, this section explains: Form View provides a visual interface for managing schemas, making it easy to remove specific schema types without editing raw code. The navigation path used here is Sites > Open Website. This part of the guide covers 1 field, listed below. The next step is to navigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup. Step 2 of 9Path: Sites > Open WebsiteImage 1 of 9 What to clickClick Edit Page.
    Fields in this part of the guide To delete all schemas:
    Buttons and menus referenced Edit Page.SitesWebsiteFunnelBuilder.SEO & AI search optimizationSchema Markup.schemaeditorFormViewlist
    Next stepNavigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup.
    All 9 steps in this procedure
    1. Go to Sites > Open Website or Funnel Builder.
    2. Click Edit Page. this image
    3. Navigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup.
    4. Open the schema editor (Form View).
    5. In the left panel, locate the schema list.
    6. Click the three-dot menu next to a schema.
    7. Select Delete to remove an individual schema.
    8. Click on Yes, Delete from the Delete this Category popup.
    9. To delete all schemas:

  3. Navigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup.

    Step 3 of 9: Navigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup What this shows Step 3 of 9: Navigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup. What this shows Shows where to go for step 3 of 9 in the "How to Delete Schemas in Form View" section of "How to Delete Schema Markups in Funnels & Websites". This screenshot accompanies step 3 of 9 in the "How to Delete Schemas in Form View" section of "How to Delete Schema Markups in Funnels & Websites". At this point in the walkthrough you navigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup. The navigation path used here is Sites > Open Website. This part of the guide covers 1 field, listed below. The next step is to open the schema editor (Form View). Step 3 of 9Path: Sites > Open WebsiteImage 2 of 9 Where to goNavigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup.
    Fields in this part of the guide To delete all schemas:
    Buttons and menus referenced SEO & AI search optimizationSchema Markup.SitesWebsiteFunnelBuilder.Edit Page.schemaeditorFormViewlist
    Next stepOpen the schema editor (Form View).
    All 9 steps in this procedure
    1. Go to Sites > Open Website or Funnel Builder.
    2. Click Edit Page.
    3. Navigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup. this image
    4. Open the schema editor (Form View).
    5. In the left panel, locate the schema list.
    6. Click the three-dot menu next to a schema.
    7. Select Delete to remove an individual schema.
    8. Click on Yes, Delete from the Delete this Category popup.
    9. To delete all schemas:

  4. Open the schema editor (Form View).

  5. In the left panel, locate the schema list.

  6. Click the three-dot menu next to a schema.

  7. Select Delete to remove an individual schema.

  8. Click on Yes, Delete from the Delete this Category popup.

    Step 8 of 9: Click on Yes, Delete from the Delete this Category popup What this shows Step 8 of 9: Click on Yes, Delete from the Delete this Category popup. What this shows Shows what to click for step 8 of 9 in the "How to Delete Schemas in Form View" section of "How to Delete Schema Markups in Funnels & Websites". This animation accompanies step 8 of 9 in the "How to Delete Schemas in Form View" section of "How to Delete Schema Markups in Funnels & Websites". At this point in the walkthrough you click on Yes, Delete from the Delete this Category popup. The navigation path used here is Sites > Open Website. This part of the guide covers 1 field, listed below. The next step is to to delete all schemas. Step 8 of 9Path: Sites > Open WebsiteImage 3 of 9 What to clickClick on Yes, Delete from the Delete this Category popup.
    Fields in this part of the guide To delete all schemas:
    Buttons and menus referenced Yes, DeleteDelete this CategorySitesWebsiteFunnelBuilder.Edit Page.SEO & AI search optimizationSchema Markup.schemaeditorForm
    Next stepTo delete all schemas:
    All 9 steps in this procedure
    1. Go to Sites > Open Website or Funnel Builder.
    2. Click Edit Page.
    3. Navigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup.
    4. Open the schema editor (Form View).
    5. In the left panel, locate the schema list.
    6. Click the three-dot menu next to a schema.
    7. Select Delete to remove an individual schema.
    8. Click on Yes, Delete from the Delete this Category popup. this image
    9. To delete all schemas:
  9. To delete all schemas:

    1. Delete all schemas from the list.

    2. Click Validate & Save.

    3. Confirm the prompt: "Delete all schema markup?"

    4. Click Yes, Delete.

How to Delete Schemas in Form View (image 4 of 9) What this shows Go to Sites > Open Website or Funnel Builder. What this shows Illustrates the "How to Delete Schemas in Form View" section of "How to Delete Schema Markups in Funnels & Websites". This animation appears in the "How to Delete Schemas in Form View" section of "How to Delete Schema Markups in Funnels & Websites". The text alongside this image reads: Go to Sites > Open Website or Funnel Builder. Click Edit Page. Navigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup. Open the schema editor (Form View). In the left panel, locate the schema list. Click the three-dot menu next to a schema. Select Delete to remove an individual schema. Click on…. The navigation path used here is Sites > Open Website. This part of the guide covers 1 field, listed below. Immediately after, the guide continues: JSON View allows direct control over schema markup by editing the raw JSON-LD code, which is useful for advanced users. Path: Sites > Open WebsiteImage 4 of 9 Where to goGo to Sites > Open Website or Funnel Builder. Click Edit Page. Navigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup. Open the schema editor (Form View). In the left panel, locate the schema list. Click the three-dot menu next to a schema. Select Delete to remove an individual schema. Click on Yes, Delete from the Delete this Category popup. To delete all schemas:
Fields in this part of the guide To delete all schemas:
Buttons and menus referenced SitesWebsiteFunnelBuilder.Edit Page.SEO & AI search optimizationSchema Markup.schemaeditorFormViewlist
Next stepJSON View allows direct control over schema markup by editing the raw JSON-LD code, which is useful for advanced users.
All 9 steps in this procedure
  1. Go to Sites > Open Website or Funnel Builder.
  2. Click Edit Page.
  3. Navigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup.
  4. Open the schema editor (Form View).
  5. In the left panel, locate the schema list.
  6. Click the three-dot menu next to a schema.
  7. Select Delete to remove an individual schema.
  8. Click on Yes, Delete from the Delete this Category popup.
  9. To delete all schemas:

How to Delete Schemas in JSON View 

JSON View allows direct control over schema markup by editing the raw JSON-LD code, which is useful for advanced users.

  1. Go to Sites > Open Website or Funnel Builder.

  2. Click Edit Page.

    Step 2 of 7: Click Edit Page What this shows Step 2 of 7: Click Edit Page. What this shows Shows what to click for step 2 of 7 in the "How to Delete Schemas in JSON View" section of "How to Delete Schema Markups in Funnels & Websites". This animation accompanies step 2 of 7 in the "How to Delete Schemas in JSON View" section of "How to Delete Schema Markups in Funnels & Websites". At this point in the walkthrough you click Edit Page. For context, this section explains: JSON View allows direct control over schema markup by editing the raw JSON-LD code, which is useful for advanced users. The navigation path used here is Sites > Open Website. The next step is to navigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup. Step 2 of 7Path: Sites > Open WebsiteImage 5 of 9 What to clickClick Edit Page.
    Buttons and menus referenced Edit Page.SitesWebsiteFunnelBuilder.SEO & AI search optimizationSchema Markup.schemaeditorJSON View.Validate & Save.
    Next stepNavigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup.
    All 7 steps in this procedure
    1. Go to Sites > Open Website or Funnel Builder.
    2. Click Edit Page. this image
    3. Navigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup.
    4. Open the schema editor and switch to JSON View.
    5. Remove all JSON-LD code from the editor.
    6. Click Validate & Save.
    7. Confirm the deletion prompt.

  3. Navigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup.

    Step 3 of 7: Navigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup What this shows Step 3 of 7: Navigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup. What this shows Shows where to go for step 3 of 7 in the "How to Delete Schemas in JSON View" section of "How to Delete Schema Markups in Funnels & Websites". This screenshot accompanies step 3 of 7 in the "How to Delete Schemas in JSON View" section of "How to Delete Schema Markups in Funnels & Websites". At this point in the walkthrough you navigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup. The navigation path used here is Sites > Open Website. The next step is to open the schema editor and switch to JSON View. Step 3 of 7Path: Sites > Open WebsiteImage 6 of 9 Where to goNavigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup.
    Buttons and menus referenced SEO & AI search optimizationSchema Markup.SitesWebsiteFunnelBuilder.Edit Page.schemaeditorJSON View.Validate & Save.
    Next stepOpen the schema editor and switch to JSON View.
    All 7 steps in this procedure
    1. Go to Sites > Open Website or Funnel Builder.
    2. Click Edit Page.
    3. Navigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup. this image
    4. Open the schema editor and switch to JSON View.
    5. Remove all JSON-LD code from the editor.
    6. Click Validate & Save.
    7. Confirm the deletion prompt.

  4. Open the schema editor and switch to JSON View.

  5. Remove all JSON-LD code from the editor.

  6. Click Validate & Save.

  7. Confirm the deletion prompt.

    Step 7 of 7: Confirm the deletion prompt What this shows Step 7 of 7: Confirm the deletion prompt. What this shows Shows how to confirm for step 7 of 7 in the "How to Delete Schemas in JSON View" section of "How to Delete Schema Markups in Funnels & Websites". This animation accompanies step 7 of 7 in the "How to Delete Schemas in JSON View" section of "How to Delete Schema Markups in Funnels & Websites". At this point in the walkthrough you confirm the deletion prompt. For context, this section explains: JSON View allows direct control over schema markup by editing the raw JSON-LD code, which is useful for advanced users. The navigation path used here is Sites > Open Website. Step 7 of 7Path: Sites > Open WebsiteImage 7 of 9 How to confirmConfirm the deletion prompt.
    Buttons and menus referenced SitesWebsiteFunnelBuilder.Edit Page.SEO & AI search optimizationSchema Markup.schemaeditorJSON View.Validate & Save.
    All 7 steps in this procedure
    1. Go to Sites > Open Website or Funnel Builder.
    2. Click Edit Page.
    3. Navigate to SEO & AI search optimization → Schema Markup.
    4. Open the schema editor and switch to JSON View.
    5. Remove all JSON-LD code from the editor.
    6. Click Validate & Save.
    7. Confirm the deletion prompt. this image

How to Delete Schemas Using AI Chat

AI-powered schema management enables quick and intuitive deletion using natural language prompts, reducing manual effort.

  1. Open Ask AI, Funnel AI, or Schema Markup AI.

  2. Enter a prompt such as:

    • "Remove all schema markup from this page"

    • "Delete the Organization schema"

  3. AI reviews the existing schema and performs the deletion.

  4. A confirmation message appears with an option to view schema markup.

How to Delete Schemas Using AI Chat (image 8 of 9) What this shows Open Ask AI, Funnel AI, or Schema Markup AI. What this shows Illustrates the "How to Delete Schemas Using AI Chat" section of "How to Delete Schema Markups in Funnels & Websites". This animation appears in the "How to Delete Schemas Using AI Chat" section of "How to Delete Schema Markups in Funnels & Websites". The text alongside this image reads: Open Ask AI, Funnel AI, or Schema Markup AI. Enter a prompt such as: AI reviews the existing schema and performs the deletion. A confirmation message appears with an option to view schema markup. Immediately after, the guide continues: Version history provides a safety net by allowing previously deleted schema to be restored without rebuilding it from scratch. Image 8 of 9 Where to goOpen Ask AI, Funnel AI, or Schema Markup AI. Enter a prompt such as: AI reviews the existing schema and performs the deletion. A confirmation message appears with an option to view schema markup.
Buttons and menus referenced Ask AIFunnel AISchema Markup AI.Remove all schema markup from this page""Delete the Organization schema"
Next stepVersion history provides a safety net by allowing previously deleted schema to be restored without rebuilding it from scratch.
All 4 steps in this procedure
  1. Open Ask AI, Funnel AI, or Schema Markup AI.
  2. Enter a prompt such as:
  3. AI reviews the existing schema and performs the deletion.
  4. A confirmation message appears with an option to view schema markup.

Recovery via Version History

Version history provides a safety net by allowing previously deleted schema to be restored without rebuilding it from scratch.

  1. Open the page in the builder.

  2. Access Version History from the toolbar.

  3. Restore a version that contains the schema.

Recovery via Version History (image 9 of 9) What this shows Open the page in the builder. What this shows Illustrates the "Recovery via Version History" section of "How to Delete Schema Markups in Funnels & Websites". This animation appears in the "Recovery via Version History" section of "How to Delete Schema Markups in Funnels & Websites". The text alongside this image reads: Open the page in the builder. Access Version History from the toolbar. Restore a version that contains the schema. Immediately after, the guide continues: Q: Can I undo schema deletion? Deletion cannot be undone directly, but you can recover schema using version history. Image 9 of 9 Where to goOpen the page in the builder. Access Version History from the toolbar. Restore a version that contains the schema.
Buttons and menus referenced Version HistoryRestore
Next stepQ: Can I undo schema deletion? Deletion cannot be undone directly, but you can recover schema using version history.
All 3 steps in this procedure
  1. Open the page in the builder.
  2. Access Version History from the toolbar.
  3. Restore a version that contains the schema.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I undo schema deletion?
Deletion cannot be undone directly, but you can recover schema using version history.

Q: Does deleting schema affect other pages?
No, schema deletion is page-specific.

Q: What happens if I delete only part of the JSON?
Partial edits may cause validation errors. Ensure all schema code is removed for full deletion.

Q: Do I need to republish the page after deleting schema?
Yes, changes go live only after publishing.

Q: Can AI delete multiple schemas at once?
Yes, AI can remove individual or all schemas based on your prompt.

Q: Will schema changes appear immediately?
Changes appear in preview after saving but require publishing to go live.


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