Turn your FAQs into structured data AI can actually parse.
Fill in your questions and answers, get back a paste-ready FAQPage JSON-LD snippet. Nothing here touches a server — it's built entirely in your browser.
Your FAQPage schema
Fill in at least one question and answer to generate the snippet.
Paste this into the <head> of the page the questions actually appear on. Schema that doesn't match the visible content on the page can get your markup ignored or your site penalised — only mark up FAQs a visitor can actually read there.
Structure is what makes an answer extractable.
An AI assistant answering a buyer's question still has to find and parse the right paragraph on your page. FAQPage schema hands it the question and answer directly, instead of asking it to guess which sentence is the answer.
Only mark up what's really on the page
Copy the exact question and answer text you've already published — the schema should describe the page, not add content to it.
Want to know if it's working?
Schema is one input into whether AI assistants cite you at all. CiteTrail's free readiness audit checks your structured data alongside citability, retrieval and completeness.
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What is FAQPage schema, and why would AI answers care about it?
It's a structured-data format (schema.org/FAQPage) that marks up a question and its answer in a machine-readable way. Search engines and AI systems can read it directly, rather than having to guess which paragraph on your page answers a given question.
Do I need to know JSON-LD to use this?
No — fill in your questions and answers in plain text, and the tool builds the JSON-LD for you. You only need to paste the finished snippet into your page.
Where does the snippet go?
Inside the <head> of the specific page where those questions and answers actually appear as visible text — not a shared layout file that would put the same FAQ schema on every page.
Can I mark up FAQs that aren't visible on the page?
You can, but you shouldn't. Schema is meant to describe content a visitor can already see. Marking up hidden or non-existent FAQs is exactly the kind of mismatch that gets structured data ignored, and in some cases penalised.
Does adding this guarantee AI assistants will cite my FAQ?
No tool can promise that. Structured data makes your content easier for a crawler to parse correctly — it removes one barrier, it doesn't buy a citation. What an engine ultimately surfaces still depends on relevance, trust signals, and how it retrieves an answer.