FAQ schema generator: FAQPage JSON-LD from your question list
Paste one question and answer per line, get FAQPage JSON-LD with a validator preview for 3 credits, and know what Google changed in 2026.
By ClaudeGPT Si Newsroom, Editorial team··3 min read
A FAQ schema generator turns the questions and answers already on your page into FAQPage JSON-LD, so you do not have to hand-type nested braces. The seogeoaeo.ai FAQ Schema Builder does exactly that for 3 credits a run: paste one Question | Answer pair per line, and it returns the markup with a preview against the validator rules.
This guide covers what you give it, what comes back, where the output goes, and what changed at Google this year, because that last part decides why you would still bother.
What you put in
The builder asks for three things, and only the first is required.
| Field | Required | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Questions and answers | Yes | One pair per line, question and answer split by a pipe |
| FAQ name | No | A label for the set |
| Page URL | No | Shown in the output only; the tool does not fetch it |
Nothing is crawled. The tool works only from the text you paste, which means it is quick and it never guesses at content that is not on your page. It also means you are responsible for copying the questions exactly as readers see them.
What comes back
Each run returns three things: the FAQPage JSON-LD, a preview checked against the validator rules, and a short note that Google no longer shows FAQ rich results. The credit price shows before the run starts, and the pricing page says a run that fails returns its credits.
The builder stays narrow on purpose. It does not pick a schema type for you, recommend types, build Organization, Product or breadcrumb markup, fetch a live page, or stand in for Google's Rich Results Test. For other types, seogeoaeo.ai has a general Schema Markup Generator and separate breadcrumb and organization builders.
Where the JSON-LD goes
Place the block inside a script tag with type="application/ld+json" on the same page that shows the questions. Every question and answer in the markup should match text a visitor can read on that page. Google's general structured data guidelines say not to mark up content readers cannot see, and a FAQ block that lists hidden or invented questions breaks that rule.
Once the page is live, run the Schema Markup Checker on the URL. It reports blocks that fail to parse, required and recommended properties that are missing, and types the page is missing.
Why build FAQ markup at all in 2026
Google reduced FAQ rich results in August 2023 to well-known government and health sites. Its documentation changelog then recorded that the FAQ rich result would stop appearing in Google Search from May 7, 2026, and in June 2026 Google removed the FAQ rich result documentation entirely.
So you should not expect expandable questions under your listing. What remains is that FAQPage is still a valid schema.org type, defined as a web page presenting one or more frequently asked questions. Other systems that read structured data can still use it to understand which questions a page answers. Google also said back in 2023 that unused structured data causes no problems for Search, so there is no need to strip existing FAQ markup.
Running it from an agent
The same builder runs over the seogeoaeo.ai REST API or its MCP server with a workspace API key. That suits teams who keep FAQ content in a CMS or repo: an agent can send the question list, take the JSON-LD and drop it into the template.
When to skip it
If your page has two short questions and you are comfortable writing JSON by hand, you can write the block yourself and validate it on validator.schema.org for free. The builder pays off when the list is long, when answers contain quotes or line breaks that are easy to escape wrongly, or when you want the same output from an API call.
For pages with real FAQs, the seogeoaeo.ai FAQ Schema Builder is the quickest clean route from question list to valid FAQPage JSON-LD.