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FAQ Schema Generator

A FAQ schema generator creates JSON-LD markup for your frequently asked questions. This one repeats Q&A rows and emits valid @type FAQPage code in your browser. It does not fetch your URL, require an account, or sell fake SERP dropdowns — Google sunset FAQ rich results. Output is honest Schema.org JSON.

Add your questions and answers to the list. The tool updates the JSON-LD locally using JSON.stringify so the output remains valid. Copy the script tag when you are done. Google stopped showing FAQ rich snippets in regular search results, but the @type FAQPage markup is still valid Schema.org for agents that read structured data.

Point your checks at validator.schema.org rather than expecting a guaranteed SERP accordion. The workspace stays in this tab; we do not write your text to localStorage or upload it.

FAQPage JSON-LD

Question 1

Plain text. Quotes and newlines are escaped when the JSON-LD is stringified.

Plain text. Schema.org allows some HTML in answers; this tool still emits a JSON string, so review the copy if you paste markup.

Rows stay in this tab. Incomplete pairs are omitted from the JSON-LD. Google no longer shows FAQ rich results in regular search — validate syntax at validator.schema.org, not as a SERP accordion.

How does the FAQ Schema Generator work?

  1. 1. Add your questions

    Use the inputs to add Q&A rows. The workspace handles escaping quotes and newlines for you. The tool does not fetch a URL to scrape content.

  2. 2. Generate locally

    The page builds a standard @type FAQPage JSON-LD script block entirely in your browser using JSON.stringify. Nothing is sent to our servers.

  3. 3. Copy the output

    Press Copy to put the markup on your clipboard. Paste it into your page's HTML. Close the tab to clear the workspace.

  4. 4. Validate the code

    Use validator.schema.org to check the syntax. The markup is honest Schema.org data, even though Google no longer guarantees rich snippets for it.

Questions about FAQ Schema Generator

What does this FAQ schema generator do?
It builds a JSON-LD block for your frequently asked questions. You add Q&A rows in the browser, and the tool emits a valid Schema.org FAQPage script tag you can copy. It does not fetch your website or connect to a remote model to write the answers.
Does Google still show FAQ rich snippets?
No. Google's Search Central changelog (8 May 2026) says FAQ rich results no longer appear in Google Search starting 7 May 2026, after the August 2023 limit to well-known government and health sites. On 15 June 2026 Google removed the FAQ rich-result documentation. This generator still emits valid Schema.org FAQPage JSON-LD for machines that read it; it does not promise a SERP dropdown.
Does this tool upload my questions and answers?
No. The generator runs entirely in your browser tab. We do not write your text to localStorage, and we do not upload it to Page Utils servers. Closing the tab drops the workspace. That is the same privacy rule we use for the robots.txt maker and developer utilities.
How do I validate the JSON-LD output?
Paste the copied script into validator.schema.org. The output uses @context schema.org and @type FAQPage with a mainEntity array of Question and Answer objects. Official Google docs removed the FAQ rich-result feature page on 15 June 2026; competitor pages claim the Rich Results Test dropped FAQ support then. Treat validator.schema.org as the syntax check.
Is this part of a full schema audit suite?
No. This page is a standalone widget focused only on FAQ markup. It is not a 17-type JSON-LD generator suite, a WordPress plugin, or a site crawler. Use it to draft the markup locally, then paste it into the HTML of your specific article or tool page.
Can I add HTML inside the answers?
Schema.org allows some HTML within the acceptedAnswer text, such as links or emphasis. However, this generator escapes the string for safe JSON.stringify output so you don't break the JSON-LD syntax. Review the copied script if you include quotes or complex characters in your answers.

What else can I open?

These tools run in your browser. Page Utils does not store, upload, or write to localStorage the keys, tokens, or text you paste. Results are a convenience aid, not legal, tax, or security advice.