Free FAQ Schema Generator — FAQPage JSON-LD
FAQ schema can win you rich results in Google — those expandable Q&A boxes under your listing that grab clicks. Add your questions and answers below and get a ready-to-paste FAQPage JSON-LD block with live preview, one-click copy, .json download, and validation hints based on Google’s Rich Results guidance. Everything happens in your browser.
FAQ Schema Generator
Valid FAQPage JSON-LD with live preview, validation hints & one-click copy.
1 Add your questions & answers
2 Validation hints
🔍 Rich Results readiness
3 Get your JSON-LD
📄 Live JSON-LD preview
How it works
Click Add question for each Q&A pair (or load the samples to see the format), type your questions and answers, and watch the JSON-LD preview and validation hints update live. When everything shows green, hit Copy JSON-LD or Download .json, paste the block into your page’s <head> inside a <script type="application/ld+json"> tag, and confirm it with Google’s Rich Results Test.
Everyday uses
- Bloggers — add FAQ schema to how-to posts and listicles to compete for expandable rich results in Google.
- Small business sites — mark up pricing, hours, and policy FAQs so searchers get answers before they even click.
- Affiliate & review sites — FAQ rich results make product roundups stand out against plain blue links.
- Agencies & freelancers — generate clean schema for client pages in seconds instead of hand-writing JSON-LD.
- Hugo/WordPress users — the output is a self-contained block that drops into any theme’s head partial.
Pro tip: write the Q&A into your visible page content first, then generate matching schema — Google requires the marked-up content to be visible to visitors.
FAQ
What is FAQ schema? It’s structured data (JSON-LD) that tells Google your page contains a list of questions and answers. Google may then show your Q&As as expandable rich results directly in search.
Does FAQ schema guarantee rich results? No — valid markup only makes you eligible. Google decides per page whether to display the rich result, based on relevance and quality.
Where exactly do I paste the code?
Inside a <script type="application/ld+json"> … </script> tag in your page’s <head> section. In Hugo, that usually means your head.html partial or a per-page front-matter field.
Is this generator really free? Yes — 100% free forever, unlimited use, no sign-up. Your questions and answers never leave your browser.