SHACL Validator

Validate your RDF data against SHACL (Shapes Constraint Language) shapes instantly. Our validator supports multiple RDF formats including Turtle, JSON-LD, and RDF/XML. Perfect for semantic web developers, data architects, and knowledge graph engineers working with RDF validation and data quality.
Multiple RDF Formats Turtle & JSON-LD Validation Reports Error Details
Quick Examples
SHAPE: sh:NodeShape
CONSTRAINT: sh:minCount 1
DATATYPE: sh:datatype xsd:string
RDF Format
SHACL Shapes
RDF Data
Validation Options
Validation Results

Enter SHACL shapes and RDF data to start validation

Help & Related Tools

Everything you need to know

FAQ Frequently Asked Questions

What validation features does the SHACL Validator offer?
This tool provides comprehensive SHACL validation with support for Turtle, JSON-LD, and RDF/XML formats. Features include syntax highlighting, real-time validation, detailed violation reports, severity filtering, and export options for validation reports. Perfect for ensuring RDF data quality in semantic web projects.
How do I validate my RDF data with SHACL shapes?
Simply paste your SHACL shapes in the top editor and your RDF data in the bottom editor. Click "Validate RDF" to check conformance. The tool will instantly show all constraint violations with detailed messages, affected nodes, and paths. You can use the provided examples to get started quickly.
Is the SHACL Validator compatible with all RDF formats?
Yes, this tool supports the three major RDF serialization formats: Turtle (.ttl), JSON-LD (.json), and RDF/XML (.rdf). The syntax highlighting automatically adjusts to your selected format. All validation happens client-side in your browser for privacy and speed.
Are there any limitations on the size of RDF data I can validate?
The tool can handle most typical RDF datasets efficiently. For very large files (over 10MB), processing may take longer as all validation occurs in your browser. For optimal performance, we recommend validating datasets under 5MB. Complex SHACL shapes may also impact validation speed.
Can I export the validation results for documentation?
Absolutely! You can download validation reports in both Turtle and JSON-LD formats. The reports follow the W3C SHACL Validation Report vocabulary, making them perfect for documentation, CI/CD pipelines, or integration with other semantic web tools. You can also copy results directly to clipboard.

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