FAQ Schema Generator

FAQ schema is structured data that tells search engines 'this page contains these questions and answers' in a machine-readable format. This generator builds it for you: type each question and its answer into the form, add as many pairs as you need, and it outputs a complete JSON-LD script block using the schema.org FAQPage type.

The generated code nests each Q&A as a Question entity with an acceptedAnswer, wrapped in a script tag of type application/ld+json — the format Google recommends for structured data. No hand-editing of braces and quotes, which is where manual schema writing usually goes wrong.

Copy the output and paste it into your page's HTML; everything runs in your browser.

Structured data helps search engines understand and present your content. FAQ markup has historically powered expandable Q&A rich results in Google Search, and while Google has restricted those visual snippets to well-known authority sites since 2023, the markup still helps crawlers parse your Q&A content — and other search engines and AI assistants read it too.

The practical rule that still matters: the questions and answers in your markup must match text visible on the page. Schema describing content that isn't there violates Google's guidelines and can earn a manual penalty.

One valid FAQPage block per page is the convention — combine all your questions into a single script rather than emitting one per question.

1. Type your first question and its full answer into the form fields.

2. Click 'Add Another Question' for each additional Q&A pair.

3. Copy the generated JSON-LD script block.

4. Paste it into the HTML of the page that displays those same questions, then check it with Google's Rich Results Test.

Input: Question 'Is this product free?' with answer 'Yes, it is completely free to use.'

Output (excerpt):

{ "@context": "https://schema.org", "@type": "FAQPage", "mainEntity": [{ "@type": "Question", "name": "Is this product free?", "acceptedAnswer": { "@type": "Answer", "text": "Yes, it is completely free to use." } }] }