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FAQ Schema Generator
Free FAQ schema generator (JSON-LD). Build valid FAQPage structured data from your questions and answers and copy it into your site.
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FAQ schema (FAQPage) is structured data that can help search engines understand your questions and answers. This tool generates valid JSON-LD you can paste into your page.
How to use the FAQ schema generator
- Add your questions and answers.
- Copy the JSON-LD output.
- Paste it into your page (usually in the <head> or near the bottom of the HTML).
Tip
Only mark up FAQs that are visible on the page and match the content users can read.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is FAQ schema markup?
FAQ schema is structured data that marks up a list of questions and answers on your page. When implemented correctly, Google may display your FAQs directly in search results as rich snippets, potentially expanding your listing with expandable Q&A sections.
How do I add FAQ schema to my page?
Enter your questions and answers in the tool, then copy the generated JSON-LD code. Paste this script tag into the
<head> or <body> of your HTML page. The visible FAQs should already exist on the page — the schema just describes them to search engines.Will Google show my FAQs in search results?
Google may display FAQ rich results if your page qualifies. Factors include: well-implemented schema, high-quality content, overall site authority, and whether your page already ranks well. Not all pages with FAQ schema will get rich snippets.
Can I use this for any Q&A content?
FAQ schema is for pages with a list of questions and answers about a single topic. Don't use it for forum posts, product support where users submit answers, or pages where multiple people answer the same question — those should use different schema types.
Is there a limit to how many FAQs I can include?
There's no strict limit, but Google recommends including only the most relevant FAQs. Typically 3-10 well-crafted FAQs per page works best. You can always add more FAQs to the page content even if they're not all in the schema markup.