FAQ Schema Generator

Generate FAQPage JSON-LD for Google rich results from your Q&A list.

Total FAQs: 3Valid FAQs: 3Recommended Limit: ≤ 20

FAQ 1

Question 1

Answer 1

FAQ 2

Question 2

Answer 2

FAQ 3

Question 3

Answer 3

JSON-LD Schema

HTML <script> tag

Paste this inside the <head> of your page (or just before </body>).

Google Rich Result Preview

yoursite.com

Your page title — FAQ Rich Result

A snippet from your page meta description appears here...

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Illustrative only — Google's actual display varies. Verify with Google's Rich Results Test.

About FAQ Schema Generator

Google's FAQ rich results display a list of expandable questions and answers directly in search results, increasing your listing's visibility and click-through rate. This tool builds the required FAQPage JSON-LD markup from your questions and answers. Add up to 20Q&As (Google's recommended limit), then paste the generated <script type="application/ld+json"> block into your page's <head>. Validate the result with Google's Rich Results Test before deploying.

Built and maintained by Meet Shah · Last updated 19 July 2026

What this tool is used for

Adding FAQPage markup to a page whose questions are visible to readers.
Producing the question and answer structure the specification expects.
Marking up an existing FAQ block that has no structured data.
Producing consistent markup across several FAQ pages.
Checking the marked-up questions still match the ones the page renders.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does FAQPage markup do?: It describes a page's question-and-answer pairs to search engines in JSON-LD, so they can be understood as structured content rather than inferred from headings.
Will it get me rich results?: Rarely now. Google restricted FAQ rich results in 2023 to well-known authoritative government and health sites. The markup is still valid and still helps machines understand the page — the visual snippet is what went away.
Does the content have to be visible?: Yes. Marking up answers hidden from users is a structured-data policy violation, and the penalty applies site-wide rather than to one page. Every question in the markup must appear on the page itself.
Where should the script tag go?: Anywhere in the document — head or body both work for JSON-LD, which is why it is preferred over microdata. Keeping it in the head is conventional and makes it easier to find.
Can answers contain HTML?: A limited set — links, lists and basic formatting are permitted inside the answer text. The markup must be escaped correctly for JSON, which is what generating rather than hand-writing the block avoids getting wrong.
Should every page have FAQ markup?: Only pages with genuine FAQ content. Inventing questions to attach markup to is exactly the thin-content pattern that prompted the restrictions, and it makes the page worse for the readers it is supposedly for.

Common errors and gotchas

Marking up questions the page does not display, which is a guidelines violation rather than an optimisation.
Using FAQ markup on a page that is not an FAQ, such as a product page with one question.
Including answers users can submit or edit, which the guidelines exclude.
Marking up the same question in several blocks, which makes the page's structured data contradictory.
Expecting a rich result, since eligibility for FAQ results has been narrowed substantially.