Free FAQ Schema Generator
Add FAQ schema to your page with this free FAQ schema generator. Paste your questions and answers, and it builds the FAQPage JSON-LD code for you in one click.
What Is FAQ Schema?
FAQ schema is structured data, written in JSON-LD, that tells search engines your page contains questions and answers. It helps machines understand your content. Google limited FAQ rich results in 2023 to a small group of sites, so do not expect the expandable results on every page, but the markup is still valid and can help other systems read your page.
How To Use The FAQ Schema Generator
- Type each question on its own line and the answer on the next line.
- Leave one blank line between each question and answer pair.
- Click Generate FAQ Schema and copy the code.
- Paste it into a Custom HTML block in WordPress, or into the head or body of your HTML page.
- Test the page with the Schema Markup Validator or Google Rich Results Test.
FAQ Schema Tips
- The questions and answers in the schema must also appear on the page for visitors to read.
- Write real, helpful answers instead of advertising.
- Do not repeat the same question twice on a page.
- This tool outputs plain text answers, which is the safest format.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where do I add the FAQ schema code?
Paste it into a Custom HTML block on your WordPress page, or place it in the head or body of your HTML file.
Will FAQ schema give me rich results?
Not guaranteed. Google now shows FAQ rich results only for a limited set of sites, but the markup is still valid structured data.
Can the answers include HTML?
This tool creates plain text answers. That keeps the code simple and avoids formatting errors.
How do I test my FAQ schema?
Paste the page URL or the code into the Schema Markup Validator or Google Rich Results Test and check for errors.