FAQ Schema Generator — Free JSON-LD FAQPage
Generate valid FAQPage structured data that triggers Google's expandable FAQ rich results in search. Each Q&A pair appears directly under your listing — doubling your SERP footprint without any extra ranking effort.
What Google shows
Expandable question and answer pairs directly below your search result. Up to 3 Q&As are visible inline; users can expand to read answers without leaving Google.
Schema.org JSON-LD Generator
FreeGenerate valid structured data for Google rich results. 100% client-side — nothing leaves your browser.
FAQ Page Fields
— Expandable Q&A in Google SERPReal-time output
JSON-LD updates as you type. No submit button, no page reload.
Built-in validator
Required and recommended fields checked against Google's rich result guidelines.
SERP preview
See an approximate preview of how your schema will appear in Google search results.
Required by Google
- *At least one question
- *A corresponding answer for each question
Recommended
- ◎3–5 FAQ pairs for better rich result coverage
- ◎Concise, direct answers (under 300 characters each)
When to use FAQ Page schema
Product pages
Answer common pre-purchase questions to reduce drop-off and show in FAQ rich results.
Documentation
Technical Q&A content benefits from FAQ schema — it surfaces exact answers in search.
Landing pages
FAQ sections on landing pages can earn expandable rich results that push competitors down.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many FAQ pairs should I add?▾
Google shows up to 3 FAQ pairs in search results. Including 3–5 well-written pairs is ideal — quality matters more than quantity. Avoid padding with generic questions.
Can I use FAQ schema on every page?▾
Only add FAQ schema where the Q&A content is the primary or a significant section of the page. Google discourages adding it everywhere — it should reflect genuine, helpful Q&A content.
Does FAQ schema improve my ranking?▾
Not directly — schema doesn't affect position. But FAQ rich results increase SERP real estate and click-through rate significantly, often by 20–30%, which indirectly strengthens your pages over time.
Where do I paste the generated JSON-LD?▾
Add it inside a <script type="application/ld+json"> tag anywhere in the <head> or <body> of your page. In Next.js, use the dangerouslySetInnerHTML pattern inside a <script> tag in your page component.
Other schema types
Validate in Google Rich Results Test
Paste your generated JSON-LD to confirm it qualifies for rich snippets.