FAQ Schema Generator
Turn your questions and answers into valid FAQPage JSON-LD. Build it here, copy it, paste it — no code and no signup.
Paste the <script> tag version into your page and you are done. Nothing here leaves your browser.
What is FAQ schema?
FAQ schema is a small piece of code called FAQPage JSON-LD. It lists your questions and answers in a format that computers understand. You still write your FAQ for people on the page. The schema is the same content, written again in code so search engines and AI tools can read it clearly.
This FAQ schema generator writes that code for you. You type a question and an answer, and the tool builds the JSON-LD live on the right. When you are happy, copy it with one click.
Why it helps in Google and in AI answers
Clear question-and-answer pairs are easy to quote. Google uses them to understand your page, and AI assistants like ChatGPT and Perplexity often pull a short, direct answer straight from well-structured Q&A. When your answer is clean and to the point, you are easier to cite.
One honest note: Google now shows the old FAQ dropdown snippet for only a few kinds of sites. So do not add FAQ schema just for that snippet. Add it because it makes your content clearer for every tool that reads your store — search engines and AI alike.
How to add this to Shopify
- Build your questions above, then click Copy as <script> tag.
- In Shopify admin, go to Online Store → Themes. On your theme, click ⋯ → Edit code.
- To add it to one page, open that page’s template or section file. To add it site-wide, open theme.liquid.
- Paste the
<script>tag just before the closing</body>tag, then Save. - Make sure the same questions and answers are also visible to shoppers on the page — the code must match the page.
- Test the page with Google’s Rich Results Test to confirm the FAQ schema is valid.
FAQ schema is one signal.
The app handles the rest.
Good FAQ schema helps AI quote you. But first, AI crawlers must reach your store and read your product data. Kedra AI Index sets up structured data, a live llms.txt and per-bot crawler control automatically.
FAQ schema, answered
What is a FAQ schema generator?
A FAQ schema generator turns your questions and answers into FAQPage JSON-LD — a small block of code that search engines and AI tools read. You type each question and answer, and the tool writes valid, ready-to-paste code for you. No coding needed, and everything runs in your browser.
Is this FAQ schema generator free?
Yes. This free FAQ schema generator has no signup, no login, and no limits. You can add as many questions as you want and copy the code as often as you like. Your questions are saved only in your own browser, so nothing is sent to us.
Does FAQ schema still help SEO?
FAQ rich results are now limited in Google to a few site types, so most stores will not see the old dropdown snippet. But clean FAQPage JSON-LD still helps: it gives Google and AI assistants clear question-and-answer pairs they can quote, which supports AI answers and voice search even when the visual rich result does not show.
How do I add FAQ schema to my Shopify store?
Copy the "as <script> tag" version from this tool. In Shopify, open your theme code, find the template where your FAQs live (or theme.liquid for site-wide), and paste the script tag before the closing body tag. Save and test the page in Google’s Rich Results Test. The steps are listed above in plain English.
How many questions should my FAQ schema have?
Add every real question a shopper asks, but keep each answer short and honest — one to three clear sentences. Only include questions and answers that also appear on the page for real users. Google’s guidelines say the FAQ content must be visible on the page, not hidden only in the code.
Will FAQ schema get my store into ChatGPT?
It helps, but it is one signal among many. Clear Q&A pairs are easy for AI assistants to quote, so good FAQ schema makes you easier to cite. To be found at all, AI crawlers must also be able to reach your store and read your product data. Kedra AI Index handles those signals automatically.