Schema markup, written as JSON-LD, gives search engines structured information about a page's content — like an article's headline and author, or a set of frequently asked questions — which can unlock rich result features in search listings.
This tool covers two of the most commonly used schema types for content sites: Article and FAQPage. Fill in the fields and copy the generated script tag directly into your page's head or body.
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Frequently asked questions
Where do I paste this code?
Typically inside the
of your HTML page, though it can also go in the body — search engines read it either way.Does adding schema guarantee rich results?
No, it makes your page eligible for rich results, but search engines decide independently whether to display them.