Free FAQ Schema Generator

Turn question/answer pairs into schema.org FAQPage JSON-LD you can paste straight into your site.

Google retired FAQ rich results for most sites in 2023 — this markup won't earn search-result stars. It's still worth emitting: AI assistants read structured Q&A directly when answering questions about your site.
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FAQPage schema is a block of JSON-LD that tells a machine "these are questions, and these are their answers" instead of making it infer that from your markup.

Google retired the rich result. Add it anyway.

Google removed FAQ rich results for most sites in 2023, so this will not put an accordion in the search result any more. That is the whole reason it is cheap: nobody is competing for it. The markup still labels a clean question-and-answer pair for anything reading the page, and question-and-answer pairs are the shape AI answers are assembled from.

What this tool does

Paste your questions and answers, get valid FAQPage JSON-LD back, ready to drop into your page's head. Quotes and angle brackets in your answers are escaped properly, so an apostrophe cannot break the markup.

Frequently asked questions

Will this give me an FAQ rich result in Google?
Almost certainly not. Google retired FAQ rich results for most sites in 2023. Add the schema because it labels your answers for machines that read the page, not for the accordion.
Where does the JSON-LD go?
In the page's head, inside a script tag with type="application/ld+json". It does not have to sit next to the visible FAQ, but the questions and answers must actually appear on the page.
Can I mark up questions that aren't on the page?
No. Schema has to describe content a visitor can actually see. Marking up answers that aren't on the page is misrepresentation, and it's the kind of thing that gets structured data ignored site-wide.

Why FAQ schema is still worth adding — the longer version, with sources.