Schema Markup Generator

Choose a schema type. The form and JSON-LD update automatically as you type. Empty fields are excluded from the output.

Availability is set to InStock by default.
Nothing is stored or sent anywhere. This runs in the browser.
This creates one Question/Answer pair. If you want multiple FAQs, tell me and I’ll add an “Add another Q&A” button.
Generated JSON-LD
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FAQs

Schema markup is structured data added to a website to help search engines understand the page content more clearly.
This tool generates JSON-LD, which is the most commonly recommended schema format for modern websites.
Schema is usually added to the specific page it describes. For example, Product schema should go on the product page, FAQ schema should go on the FAQ page, and LocalBusiness schema can often go on the homepage or contact page.
Schema markup is not a direct ranking guarantee, but it can improve how search engines understand your content and may support enhanced search result features.
Not every page needs schema. Use schema where it adds clear context, such as service pages, product pages, FAQ sections, local business pages, and organization details.
Yes, when it makes sense. For example, a service page may include Service schema and FAQ Page schema if the page has both service information and visible FAQs.
Yes. The tool runs in your browser and does not store or send your information anywhere.