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FAQ schema generator (JSON-LD)

Build FAQ JSON-LD. It does not create a Google rich result.

Pair 1QuestionAnswer

Pair 2QuestionAnswer

Result

Google retired FAQ rich results on 7 May 2026. The JSON below is valid schema.org — not a special search snippet.

Add a question and answer to generate JSON-LD.

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This FAQ schema generator builds FAQPage JSON-LD from question-and-answer pairs. The markup remains valid on schema.org. Google retired visual FAQ rich results on 7 May 2026: there is no longer a question accordion on the SERP.

Use the JSON to describe Q&A that already appears on the page — for validators, other engines, and as structured input that AI systems may cite. Do not use this tool to “win an extra snippet” in Google.

The markup must match the visible Q&A. Inventing questions only in JSON-LD is bad practice. Paste the same copy the reader sees.

Everything runs on the client. There is no submit to an external validator and no fetch of the page URL.

Google no longer shows FAQ rich results. This generator emits valid JSON-LD; it does not promise a SERP enhancement.

Quick habits

Each question should have a direct answer that matches the visible page copy.
Do not mark up product FAQs, prices, or content that changes for logged-in users unless that is truly the public page.
Validate the JSON with a schema.org validator if you need to — the hub does not send the file out.
Prefer a few useful questions over a padded list built only for “schema”.

Frequently asked questions

Short answers about FAQ JSON-LD, the Google rich-result retirement, and AI citation.

Does this generator create FAQ rich snippets in Google?: No. On 7 May 2026 Google stopped showing FAQ rich results. FAQPage JSON-LD stays valid, but it does not change how the Google SERP looks.
Why generate FAQ schema at all?: Because FAQPage is still a schema.org type. It is explicit Q&A markup for machines — including AI systems that cite structured passages — and for any consumer that still reads the block.
Do I need to remove FAQPage from old pages?: It is not required. Unused structured data is not, by itself, a Search problem. Just do not plan new work expecting a Google rich result.
Does the JSON need to match the page copy?: Yes. The answer in JSON-LD should match what the user reads. Divergence is the kind of shortcut you do not want in markup.
Does the tool validate schema in the Rich Results Test?: No. It only generates JSON. Google’s rich results test also dropped FAQ coverage. Use a schema.org validator if you want to check syntax.
Are the pairs I paste saved?: No. They stay in the browser until you reload. Copy the JSON and paste it into your CMS or template.