Free Schema Markup Generator - JSON-LD for FAQ, Organisation & More
Build validated JSON-LD for FAQ, Organisation, Article, LocalBusiness or Breadcrumb. Copy, download, and test in Google Rich Results - no signup.
Add up to 5 questions. The tool outputs FAQPage JSON-LD.
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Get free visibility check →How to use schema markup
Schema markup (JSON-LD) is a vocabulary from schema.org that tells Google and AI what your page means - not just what it says. A page with FAQPage schema is eligible for expandable FAQs in search. Organization and LocalBusiness help AI disambiguate your entity. Article signals authorship, date and publisher for news/article surfaces. BreadcrumbList clarifies site hierarchy.
To use the output: copy the entire <script type="application/ld+json"> block and paste it inside the <head> of the target page. If your CMS strips script tags, use a header/footer injection plugin or Google Tag Manager (Custom HTML tag, trigger on that page). After publishing, paste the live URL into Google's Rich Results Test to confirm eligibility.
Tip: one schema block per page is fine; you can include multiple types in an @graph, but start with one validated block - this tool generates one type at a time for clarity.
What makes schema valid
- Required fields present (e.g. FAQPage needs at least one Question + Answer).
- Valid JSON syntax (no trailing commas, quoted keys).
- Correct
@contextand@typeper schema.org. - URLs absolute and using https where possible.
FAQ - Schema Markup
Do I need a developer to add schema?
No - most CMSs let you paste into a custom HTML block or header field. This tool gives you a ready-to-paste block with no build step.
Can I add multiple schemas to one page?
Yes - combine them under @graph or add separate script blocks. Start with the most impactful for the page (FAQ for Q&A pages, Organization on the homepage).
Does schema guarantee rich results?
No - it makes you eligible. Google decides when to show enhancements based on quality, relevance and policy. Valid schema improves odds and helps AI cite you.