What this generator actually does
You type questions and their answers. It hands you back a clean block of FAQPage JSON-LD wrapped in a <script type="application/ld+json"> tag. Paste that into your page and you’re done.
No accounts, no uploads. The whole thing assembles in your browser as you type, so the output updates the instant you change a word. Add as many pairs as your page needs, drop the ones you don’t, and the JSON stays valid the entire time.
A quick word on the FAQ rich result
Here’s the honest part most tools skip. Google pulled the plug on the FAQ rich result for every site back in May 2026. That dropdown accordion you used to see under listings? Gone for almost everybody. So if you’re adding this purely to win that snippet in Google, that ship has sailed.
But the markup itself is still perfectly valid Schema.org. It’s not deprecated as a type, just as a Google search feature. Bing reads it. AI answer engines and chat assistants parse structured FAQ data when they pull context. And leaving valid markup on the page is harmless. Google has said outright that stale-feature markup won’t hurt you. So the data still earns its keep, just not where it used to.
How to use it
Start with the two sample rows or hit Sample for a fuller example. Then:
- Write a real question in the top field. Phrase it the way someone would actually ask.
- Write the answer below it in plain text. One to three sentences works best.
- Press + Add Q&A for another row, or Remove to delete one.
- Watch the right panel. Once a pair has both a question and an answer, it appears in the output.
When you’re happy, click Copy and drop the script tag anywhere in your <head> or <body>. Download saves the same snippet as an HTML file if you’d rather keep it on disk.
Things worth knowing
The generator only includes pairs where both fields have text. A half-filled row gets skipped, so you’ll never ship a broken Question object with an empty answer.
Keep answers as plain readable text. You can put HTML inside an answer if you really need a link, but Google’s old guidance discouraged anything beyond basic formatting, and clean text travels better across the engines that still read this stuff. Skip promotional language too. A FAQ answer that’s secretly an ad reads badly to both humans and parsers.
One FAQPage block per page is the norm. If you’ve got a product page that also needs Product or Breadcrumb markup, you can add those as separate script tags. They don’t conflict.
Common questions
Does any of my text get sent to a server? Nope. Every keystroke is processed locally. Close the tab and it’s gone.
Will this still help my SEO if Google dropped the rich result? The visual snippet in Google is gone, yeah. The structured data still feeds Bing, other crawlers, and AI search tools that lean on machine-readable content, so it’s not wasted effort.
How many questions should I add? As many as genuinely answer what visitors ask. Three to eight is a comfortable range. Don’t pad it with filler just to look thorough.
Can I edit the JSON by hand afterward? Sure. The output is standard formatted JSON-LD. Tweak it, validate it, ship it.
Where exactly do I paste the script tag?
Anywhere inside your HTML works, though the <head> or the end of <body> are the tidy spots. Crawlers find it either way.
Is the output valid Schema.org?
Yes. It follows the FAQPage shape with a mainEntity array of Question objects, each carrying an acceptedAnswer. Run it through validator.schema.org if you want a second opinion.