FAQ Schema Generator
Free FAQ schema generator. Build valid FAQPage JSON-LD structured data for rich results in seconds — add your questions and answers and copy the ready-to-paste snippet.
🔒 Everything is generated in your browser — nothing is uploaded or stored on a server. Paste the output into your page’s HTML <head> or body.
Free FAQ Schema Generator (FAQPage JSON-LD)
This free online FAQ schema generator creates valid FAQPage JSON-LD
structured data for your website in seconds. Add your questions and answers, click generate, and copy the
ready-to-paste <script> snippet — the markup Google uses to show rich FAQ results
under your page in search. It’s free, instant and 100% private: everything runs in your browser and
nothing is stored.
How to generate FAQ schema
- Add a question and answer in the builder on the left (click Load example to see a sample).
- Click + Add question for each extra FAQ you want to include.
- Click Generate Schema — the JSON-LD updates live on the right as you type.
- Copy or Download the snippet.
- Paste it into your page’s HTML (in the
<head>or anywhere in the body).
What is FAQ schema, and why use it?
FAQ schema is a piece of JSON-LD structured data that tells search engines a page contains a list of questions and answers. When Google understands your FAQs, it can display them as an expandable rich result directly in the search listing — which takes up more space, answers users instantly, and can improve your click-through rate.
The markup follows schema.org’s FAQPage type: a list of Question items, each
with an acceptedAnswer. Add the generated snippet to the same page the FAQs appear on, make sure
the visible content matches the markup, and then test it with Google’s Rich Results Test before
publishing.
Frequently asked questions
Is this FAQ schema generator free and private?
Where do I paste the FAQ schema on my site?
<script type="application/ld+json"> snippet into the
HTML of the page that shows the FAQs — ideally in the <head>, though anywhere in the
page body also works. In WordPress you can use a Custom HTML block or your theme/SEO plugin’s header
code area.