FAQ Schema Generator
Generate FAQPage JSON-LD structured data
Paste content in `Q/A` format and generate the FAQ schema first; dedupe and cleanup rules are available in Advanced mode.
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About this tool
Convert question-answer blocks into Schema.org FAQPage JSON-LD. Use Q: and A: markers with a blank line between entries. The generator can collapse answer whitespace and keep the first question when duplicate names differ only in case. The output describes your visible FAQ content; it is not a Google rich-result validation. Google stopped showing FAQ rich results in May 2026.
Production Snippets
Describe a visible answer with FAQPage
text
Q: What file does this export?
A: A JSON-LD object.
Output type: FAQPage
Question: What file does this export?
Answer text: A JSON-LD object.
Google retired FAQ rich-result display in May 2026. This example demonstrates data serialization only.Frequently Asked Questions
What input structure is supported?
Use one Q: question line followed by A: answer text in each block, separated from the next block by a blank line. Missing question or answer blocks are skipped. Answers can span lines within their block.
How are duplicate questions and whitespace treated?
Duplicate removal is enabled by default and compares trimmed question text without case sensitivity, keeping the first answer. Answer trimming collapses internal whitespace when enabled; outer whitespace is always trimmed.
Will FAQPage markup create a Google FAQ rich result?
No. Google’s May 2026 Search documentation update states that FAQ rich results stopped appearing from May 7, 2026. FAQPage remains a Schema.org vocabulary type, but generating it does not create that Google search feature.
Does it publish or validate the FAQ content?
No. It serializes JSON only and does not contact Google or inspect your page. Keep questions and answers aligned with the content users can read. If embedding the JSON in HTML, use a script-safe serializer so literal </script> text cannot close the script element.
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