FAQ schema
FAQ Schema Generator
Write one FAQ entry per line with a `|` separator, then copy the JSON-LD output.
Use notes
Only publish FAQ schema for visible on-page questions and answers. Keep the phrasing on the page and in the JSON-LD materially aligned.
Visible FAQ content
Write one visible question-answer pair per line using a `|` separator.
Format: `Question | Answer` on each line.
JSON-LD output
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Run the tool to see the result here.
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How this tool handles the task
How it runs
Each non-empty line becomes one FAQ item using the text before and after the `|` separator.
Current limits
This page does not validate policy eligibility or whether the visible page presentation meets search-engine rules.
Privacy
Draft questions and answers stay on the page unless you copy the generated JSON-LD.
Examples
How to use this tool
- Write one visible question-answer pair per line using a `|` separator.
- Copy the generated JSON-LD into the page that already shows the same FAQ content to users.
- After publish, confirm the page still presents the same questions and answers in the visible UI.
Common mistakes and limits
- Do not publish FAQ schema for hidden, materially different, or unsupported FAQ content.
- Keep each line in the `Question | Answer` format or the generated item will be incomplete.
- This page generates markup only; it does not tell you whether the page is eligible for rich results.
Next steps
Pair it with the page metadata
schema usually ships with the rest of the page’s search signals.
Validate the published page
Use these after deployment to confirm the page still presents the expected public signals.
FAQ
Can I paste multiple FAQ items at once?
Yes. Add one `Question | Answer` pair per line and the generator will build one FAQ item for each non-empty row.
Do the same questions need to appear on the page?
Yes. Keep the visible on-page FAQ content materially aligned with the JSON-LD you publish.
Does this validate whether Google will show rich results?
No. This page creates the structured data only. Eligibility and rendering still depend on the published page and search-engine policy.