FAQ Schema Generator
Turn real customer questions into valid FAQ markup that matches what is actually written on the page.
- ✓ Valid output
- ✓ Matches visible content
- ✓ Any page
- ✓ Free, no account
FAQ markup describes questions and answers that appear on the page. That last part is the rule people break. Marking up questions that are not on the page is exactly what this is not for, and it costs eligibility rather than earning it.
Valid the first time
Invalid markup is simply discarded.
Tied to the page
What is in the code is what is on screen.
Built from real questions
The ones customers actually ask.
Build FAQ markup
Add your questions and answers to generate markup that validates.
Add a question and answer and your schema appears here automatically.
Paste inside a <script type="application/ld+json"> tag in your page <head>. Only mark up genuine FAQs shown on the page. Free & unlimited.
How It Works
Collect real questions
From calls, emails and reviews.
Answer them on the page
Plainly, and in full.
Generate and validate
Then check the two still agree.
Where the questions come from
What people ring to ask. Do you park anywhere, are you open Sunday, do you charge for a quote. Invented questions produce markup that is technically valid and completely useless, because nobody was ever wondering about them.
The rule that gets broken
Every question in the markup must be visible on the page. Marking up content that is not there is a mismatch, and mismatches cost eligibility rather than gaining it. The markup describes the page; it does not add to it.
The part worth more than the markup
Writing the answers. Most local sites leave obvious questions unanswered and then take calls asking them. Answering properly saves the call and helps the person who would not have rung at all.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this get me rich results?
Sometimes. Eligibility changes and is never guaranteed. The answers help readers either way.
Can I mark up questions not on the page?
No. The markup must match visible content, and mismatches can cost eligibility.
How many questions should I include?
As many as you genuinely get asked. Padding with invented ones helps nothing.
Does it work on any page?
On pages that genuinely have questions and answers on them. Not as a decoration for pages that do not.
The answers matter more than the code
The markup is a formality. Writing plain answers to the questions people actually ring about is the part that changes anything.
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FAQ markup describes questions and answers that are visible on the page. That last part is the rule people break. Marking up questions that do not appear is exactly what it is not for.
The questions themselves should come from what customers actually ask. Do you park anywhere, are you open Sunday, do you charge for a quote. Invented questions produce markup that is valid and useless.
How to use it
- Collect the questions you genuinely get asked.
- Answer them on the page, plainly and in full.
- Generate markup that matches what is written there.
- Validate it, then check the page and the markup still agree.
Why it matters
The exercise of writing real answers is worth more than the markup. It fills the gaps that make people ring to ask something you could have answered in a sentence.
Questions people ask
Will this get me rich results?
Sometimes. Eligibility changes and is never guaranteed. The answers still help the reader either way.
Can I mark up questions not on the page?
No. The markup must match visible content, and mismatches can cost you eligibility.
How many questions should I include?
As many as you genuinely get asked. Padding the list with invented questions helps nothing.