Structured data workshop

FAQ Schema Generator & Checker

Build paste-ready Schema.org FAQPage JSON-LD, inspect existing markup, catch incomplete or repeated questions, and keep every answer on your device.

✓ Browser-only No signup or upload Schema.org focused

Current Google note: FAQ rich results stopped appearing in Google Search on May 7, 2026. FAQPage remains a Schema.org type, but this markup does not promise a special Google display or ranking change.

1. Build your FAQPage

Add the same questions and answers visitors can read on the destination page. Completely blank editor rows are ignored.

Use an absolute HTTP(S) identifier, usually the page URL plus #faq. Spaces must be percent-encoded; output uses the URL's normalized form. This adds @id but does not fetch it.

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Already have JSON-LD? Import and check it

Inspect existing FAQPage markup

Paste JSON, a JSON array, an @graph, or one complete JSON-LD script block. Nothing is executed or uploaded.

Import replaces the current editor only after the pasted markup passes structural checks.

2. Review the output

Errors block generation. Review notes are editorial prompts, not Schema.org requirements.

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    If wrapped, paste the complete block once into the HTML of the page that visibly contains these FAQs.

    How to use and interpret FAQ schema

    Use the right page type

    Use FAQPage when the publisher supplies one accepted answer to each question. A community page where people submit competing answers is usually a QAPage, not an FAQPage.

    The generated structure follows Schema.org FAQPage, with each Question carrying one acceptedAnswer of type Answer.

    Publish and validate

    1. Put the actual questions and answers in visible page content.
    2. Paste the generated block into that page once.
    3. Deploy the page, then test its URL or markup with the Schema.org Validator.
    4. Recheck the JSON-LD whenever the visible FAQ copy changes.

    Limits, privacy, and search

    • Generation checks syntax and core structure, not the truth or usefulness of an answer.
    • Google's May 2026 documentation update says FAQ rich results no longer appear in Search.
    • No question, answer, entity ID, or imported markup leaves this browser. The tool uses no storage and makes no validation request.
    • Limits are 50 pairs, 500 characters per question, and 5,000 per answer to keep work bounded.