Build valid FAQ schema (JSON-LD) for Google rich results, plus a ready-to-paste accordion for your post — right in your browser. Free, unlimited, and 100% private.
Free FAQ Schema Generator – JSON-LD + Ready-to-Paste Accordion
Add your questions and answers, and this tool builds two things at once: valid FAQPage schema markup (JSON-LD) that helps search engines understand your content, and a clean, styled accordion block you can paste straight into your post so visitors can click each question open themselves. Everything is generated in your browser, so nothing you type is uploaded or stored anywhere.
You don't need to know any code. Type each question and answer into its own card, add as many as you need, and click Generate. Copy the schema code into your post once (before the closing body tag works well), and copy the accordion HTML wherever in the post body you want the FAQ section to appear. The two pieces work together: the schema tells search engines what your FAQ contains, while the accordion is what actual visitors see and click through on the page.
Why Add FAQ Schema to a Post?
Structured data like FAQPage schema gives search engines a clearer, machine-readable description of your content, which helps your page get properly understood and categorized. The visible accordion is a widely used pattern for presenting FAQ content on a page — it keeps long lists of questions compact, reduces scroll fatigue, and lets visitors expand only the answers they care about. Together, the schema and accordion are the standard way to format an FAQ section on a modern website. It's also a well-established practice for organizing help content on product pages, service pages, and blog posts, whether or not a rich result is shown in search.
A Word About Google's FAQ Rich Result Policy
It's worth being honest about this, because plenty of tools aren't. In August 2023, Google significantly restricted which sites are eligible to display the FAQ rich result — the expandable Q&A that used to appear under a page's title in search. Today, that display is mostly limited to well-established government and health websites. For most regular websites and blogs, even if the FAQ schema is perfectly valid and correctly formatted, Google will not show the FAQ rich result in search results. Does that mean FAQ schema is useless? Not at all. Google still reads and processes the schema as a signal about your content, and it's used across other surfaces such as AI Overviews and other engines. Bing, DuckDuckGo, and many other search tools continue to use it directly. And because the schema is a strictly additive piece of information — it can't hurt your SEO if it's well-formed — there's no downside to including it. The visible accordion, meanwhile, remains the primary value for your actual visitors, and it always works regardless of search engine policy.
Private, Fast, and Completely Free
Everything is generated entirely inside your browser using JavaScript, so your questions and answers are never uploaded or stored on a server. It works instantly on Windows, Mac, Android, and iPhone, with no sign-up and no limit on how many FAQ sections you build. Because nothing leaves your device, it is safe to use on unpublished drafts, client copy, and anything else you would not paste into a cloud service.