Free FAQ Schema Generator - Instant FAQPage JSON-LD for Any Page

FAQPage schema marks up the questions and answers on a page in structured JSON-LD so machines can read them directly, rather than inferring the content from surrounding text. It describes the page's content structure; it doesn't change what visitors see.

Yes. It's completely free to use, with no sign-up, no watermark, and no limit on how many FAQ schemas you generate.

No. Google limited FAQ rich results to well-known government and health sites in August 2023, then stopped showing them altogether on 7 May 2026. FAQPage is still a valid schema.org type, and Google says existing markup can stay on the page.

It's optional. Google no longer shows a rich result for it, so don't add it expecting a change in Google's search results. It's harmless when it accurately describes questions and answers that are visible on the page, and a clean Q&A structure may still be useful to other search engines, site search and content tools. Remove it only if the markup describes content that is no longer on the page.

Google says AI Overviews and AI Mode don't require any special markup, so FAQ schema isn't a way to get into them. Clear, visible question-and-answer content matters most. FAQPage markup may still help other crawlers and tools parse that content, but there's no guarantee it changes whether any AI system cites you.

Use the Schema Markup Validator at validator.schema.org, linked next to the generated code. It checks your JSON-LD against the schema.org vocabulary. Google's Rich Results Test no longer supports FAQ markup, so it can't confirm FAQ schema any more.

FAQPage schema is for a fixed set of questions and answers written by the page owner, like a help or support page. QAPage schema is for user-generated Q&A, such as forum threads, where visitors can submit their own answers.

There's no fixed minimum or maximum. Only include Q&A that's genuinely visible on the page, and keep the markup identical to the on-page wording, so don't add extra questions just for schema.

Yes. Use the Bulk Add Q&A panel above the builder - paste your list in Q:/A: format, tab-separated, or Question | Answer format, then choose Append or Replace all.

"@type": "FAQPage" tells crawlers that the JSON-LD block describes a page of frequently asked questions. Each question inside it is marked with "@type": "Question", and its answer with "@type": "Answer" - this is the structure the Schema Markup Validator checks against schema.org.

JSON-LD is Google's recommended format for structured data because it sits in a single script block in the page head, separate from your visible HTML. That makes it easier to generate, update, and validate than Microdata or RDFa, which require adding attributes directly inside your content markup.

Yes - FAQ schema generator, FAQPage schema generator, FAQ markup generator and FAQ structured data generator all describe the same type of tool: one that outputs schema.org/FAQPage JSON-LD. "FAQ rich snippet generator" is an older name for the same thing, although Google no longer shows an FAQ rich snippet.

This page is focused on FAQPage schema specifically. For other schema types - Organization, Article, Product, Review, HowTo, Event, and more - use the Free Schema Markup Generator hub, which links to 16 dedicated JSON-LD generators.