FAQ schema generator
Turn a list of questions and answers into FAQPage JSON-LD.
FAQ schema generator
The FAQ schema generator turns a plain list of questions and answers into a schema.org FAQPage JSON-LD block, ready to paste into a page's <head>. Structured data like this is how Google understands that a page carries a frequently-asked-questions section, and it is what powers the expandable FAQ that can appear directly in search results. Marking your FAQ up correctly is one of the cheapest ways to earn more space on the results page without writing a single extra word of content.
Paste your pairs in whichever shape you already have them. The prefixed format reads lines that begin with Q: and A: (Question: and Answer: work too), so you can copy straight from a document. The alternating format takes a question line followed by its answer, with a blank line between pairs. Either way, an answer can run over several lines — everything up to the next question is kept together. Two toggles control the output: pretty-print gives you readable, 2-space-indented JSON, and the script wrapper adds the <script type="application/ld+json"> tag so the block is drop-in ready. Turn both off to get compact raw JSON for embedding in a template.
Every question and answer is JSON-escaped for you, so quotes, apostrophes and line breaks in your text can't break the markup, and the answer text stays plain — no HTML is injected. The live tally shows how many questions were found as you type.
Everything runs locally in your browser. Your questions and answers are never uploaded, logged or sent to any server — the tool only rewrites the text you paste, so you can build schema for unpublished or internal pages without exposing them.