FAQ schema generator

An FAQ schema generator should describe questions people can already read

FAQPage is a Schema.org type for a page with questions and answers supplied by the publisher. It is a machine-readable description of visible content, not a place to hide extra search phrases or a second version of the page. Write the FAQ for the visitor first, then enter the same questions and complete answers here in the same order.

The distinction matters because valid JSON-LD only proves that a parser can read the data. It cannot prove that the wording appears in the rendered page, that your answer is accurate, or that any search engine will use it. This generator therefore blocks half-complete rows instead of silently throwing away a question or answer. Entirely blank rows are only spare editor space and are safely ignored.

Google no longer shows FAQ rich results

Google Search retired FAQ rich results on May 7, 2026 and removed its feature documentation the following month. Adding FAQPage data now is not a route to an expanded Google result, and this page does not present it as one. The vocabulary itself remains part of Schema.org, so the block can still be useful to other consumers, internal search systems, content inventories and publishing pipelines that understand it.

That makes the decision a practical one: add the block when another system you operate or integrate with consumes it, or when consistent structured content is valuable to your own workflow. Do not add it merely because an old SEO checklist promises more space in Google. Structured data should be maintained like any other interface; when the visible answer changes, update the JSON-LD at the same time.

The script is safe to place in HTML

JSON strings may contain text that looks like a closing </script> tag. An HTML parser recognizes that sequence even when it is inside a JSON string, so naïvely pasting user-authored text into a script element can end the block early. The copied version escapes every less-than character as \u003c. JSON decoders restore the original character, while the HTML parser never sees a literal closing tag inside the data.

Place the copied application/ld+json script in the document head or body where your publishing system allows it. If the system asks for raw JSON rather than a script tag, use the JSON download. You can inspect or reformat that file with the JSON formatter, but formatting alone does not validate the relationship between the data and the page.

Your questions stay in this tab

The rows are converted directly into a JavaScript object and serialized in the browser. There is no upload endpoint, account or saved project. Copying uses the browser clipboard, and downloading creates a local data URL. Reloading clears the editor, so keep the source in your content system rather than treating this page as the master copy.