FAQ Schema Generator

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<script type="application/ld+json">
{ ... }
</script>

Online FAQ Schema Generator

FAQ Schema (FAQPage) helps search engines understand your question-and-answer content. When implemented correctly, your FAQs can be eligible for rich results in Google, which may improve visibility and click-through rate.

What is FAQ Schema?

FAQ Schema is a structured data format (JSON-LD) that marks up a list of questions with their answers on a single page. It’s ideal for support pages, product pages with common questions, and blog posts that include an FAQ section.

Benefits of Adding FAQ Schema

Potential eligibility for FAQ rich results in Google.
Higher CTR thanks to expanded SERP real estate.
Clearer understanding of your content by search engines.
Better user experience: common questions answered up front.

How to Implement FAQ Schema

Enter each question and its answer in the generator fields above.
Copy the generated JSON-LD code.
Paste it into your page’s <head> or just before </body>.
Validate using Google’s Rich Results Test.

WordPress Websites

Use plugins like WPCode or Insert Headers & Footers to add the JSON-LD site-wide or per page.

Custom Websites

Paste the JSON-LD block in your HTML template, ideally near the closing <head>.

Best Practices

Only mark up content that is visible to users on the page.
Keep each answer concise, helpful, and accurate.
Avoid promotional or duplicate questions.
Update FAQs when your content changes.

FAQs about FAQ Schema

What pages should use FAQ Schema?

Any page that lists multiple questions and answers visible on the page—support pages, blog posts, and product pages with FAQs.

Is FAQ Schema a ranking factor?

Not directly. But it can enable rich results, which often improves CTR and can indirectly support SEO performance.

Can I add FAQ Schema to pages without visible FAQs?

No. The marked-up questions and answers must be visible to users on the page.

How many questions should I include?

There’s no fixed limit, but 3–8 high-quality questions with concise answers is a good starting point.

Where should I place the JSON-LD?

In the <head> or before </body>. Both are fine for Google.