# Copying and exporting your schema

> Get your finished schema out of SuperSchema with the "Copy Schema" button, which copies a ready-to-paste <script type="application/ld+json"> block. You can also copy the alternate-file link tags, download the AI-readable Markdown and plain-text files, or push everything straight to HubSpot.

*Category: Generating Schema · Last updated: 2026-07-07*

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Once your schema is ready in the editor, you take it out of SuperSchema in whichever form your workflow needs. The main action is the "Copy Schema" button, which hands you a complete, ready-to-paste block. Alongside it you can copy the link tags for your AI-readable files, download those files, or push everything to a connected HubSpot page.

### Copy Schema

The "Copy Schema" button copies the full implementation code: a complete <script type="application/ld+json"> block, wrapped and ready to paste into your page's <head>. It includes a short comment noting where to add it. If the page has multiple schema types, all of them are included in the copied block, so one paste covers the whole page.

- Click "Copy Schema". The button steps through "Copying...", then "Copied!", confirming it reached your clipboard.
- Paste the block into your page's <head> section (or wherever your platform expects head markup).
- For a single type, the block contains one JSON-LD object. For multiple types, it contains all of them together.

```html
<!-- Add this to your website's <head> section - Generated by SuperSchema.ai -->
<script type="application/ld+json">
{
  "@context": "https://schema.org",
  "@type": "Article",
  ...
}
</script>
```

> **Tip:** Need just the raw JSON without the script wrapper? The editor holds the JSON-LD directly, so you can select and copy it from there. For most sites, though, the wrapped block from "Copy Schema" is exactly what you want to paste.

### Your AI-readable files

When SuperSchema generates schema, it also produces Markdown (.md) and plain-text (.txt) versions of the page for AI answer engines. The alternate files panel gives you two ways to use them:

**Copy Tags:** Copies the <link rel="alternate"> tags that point to your hosted Markdown and plain-text files. Paste these into your page <head> so AI crawlers can find the clean versions.

**Download:** A menu to save the files directly: "Markdown (.md)" and "Plain Text (.txt)". Use this to hand the files off or host them yourself.

> **Note:** The AI-readable Markdown and plain-text files are part of paid plans. If you do not see the alternate files panel, it is not available on your current plan.

### Push to HubSpot

If you have a HubSpot connection, the "Push to HubSpot" button deploys your schema and AI-readable files to a matched HubSpot page, blog post, or landing page without any copy-and-paste. Its tooltip reads "Push schema and AI-readable files to HubSpot" when a connection is active, or "Connect HubSpot first" if you still need to link an account.

> **Tip:** For exactly where to paste a copied block on common platforms, see the copy-paste and deployment guides in Deploying Schema.

## Questions this answers

- What do I copy to put schema on my site?
- Does the copied code include the script tag?
- If a page has multiple schema types, does copying include all of them?
- How do I get the AI-readable Markdown and plain-text files?
- What are the alternate-file link tags for?
- Can I download my schema as a file?
- How do I send my schema to HubSpot?

## Related

- https://superschema.ai/docs/copy-paste-into-head
- https://superschema.ai/docs/schema-implementation
- https://superschema.ai/docs/ai-readable-alt-files
- https://superschema.ai/docs/hubspot-integration
