FAQPage is the schema.org type that marks up a page's question-and-answer list: each pair becomes a Question carrying an acceptedAnswer, published as JSON-LD inside a <script type="application/ld+json"> tag. Turn your questions and answers into valid FAQPage JSON-LD — the structured data search engines and AI answer engines use to surface FAQs. Add your Q&As and copy the code. Everything runs in your browser.
Add one row per question. Type the question in the top field and its answer in the box below, then use Add question for as many pairs as you need and Remove to drop any row. The FAQPage JSON-LD builds as you type, and only rows where both the question and the answer are filled in are included. Quotes, apostrophes and line breaks in your text are escaped automatically, so the JSON stays valid. Copy the whole <script> block when you are done.
Paste that block into the page whose questions and answers it describes — inside the <head>, or anywhere in the <body>. Keep the marked-up text matching the visible content on the page. One honest note: since 2023 Google shows the expandable FAQ rich result only for authoritative government and health sites, so most pages will not get that treatment in Google. The markup is still useful — it helps AI answer engines (AEO/GEO) and general search understand and reuse your Q&A, and it is valid structured data that will not harm you. Want other structured data? Try the schema markup generator for Article, Breadcrumb, LocalBusiness and Product, point AI answer engines at your best pages with an llms.txt file, and keep the answers themselves easy to quote with the readability checker.