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FAQ structured data (schema.org's FAQPage type) can make your questions and answers eligible for rich results in Google Search, giving your page more visible real estate. Writing valid JSON-LD by hand is tedious and easy to get subtly wrong — a missing bracket or wrong nesting level can invalidate the whole block.
This generator builds a valid FAQPage JSON-LD snippet from a simple list of questions and answers, ready to paste directly into your page.
How it works
Add each question and its answer using the form. The tool builds a properly nested FAQPage JSON-LD object — escaping and stripping any HTML from your text — and gives you a paste-ready <script type="application/ld+json"> snippet.
- Add each question and its answer.
- Click Generate to build the JSON-LD snippet.
- Copy the snippet into your page's <head> or body.
Examples
A two-question FAQ block
Adding "Is this free?" / "Yes." and "Do I need an account?" / "No." produces a valid FAQPage schema with two Question entities.
Who should use it
- Adding FAQ rich result eligibility to a blog post, product page, or support article.
- Quickly producing valid JSON-LD without hand-writing nested schema syntax.
Industry applications
- SEO and content marketing
- Web development
Advantages
- Generates valid, properly nested JSON-LD without manual bracket-matching.
- Strips HTML automatically to avoid invalid or unsafe markup.
Limitations
- Doesn't generate other schema types (Article, Product, HowTo, etc.) — this tool is FAQPage-specific.
- Structured data alone doesn't guarantee a rich result appears in search.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Marking up FAQ content that isn't actually visible to users on the page, which violates Google's structured data guidelines.
- Adding duplicate FAQPage schema to multiple sections of the same page.
Best practices
- Only mark up FAQ content that's genuinely visible and readable on the page itself, not hidden or fabricated content.
- Validate the final snippet with Google's Rich Results Test before publishing.
Tips
- Keep the on-page FAQ text and the schema markup in sync — if you edit the visible FAQ later, regenerate the schema to match.