FAQ Schema Validator & Tester

Validate FAQPage JSON-LD markup, check schema syntax, and preview Google rich results.

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About the FAQ Schema Validator & Tester

FAQPage structured data (JSON-LD) marks up question-and-answer pairs on a webpage, enabling search engines to understand the Q&A content and potentially display expandable rich result accordions directly in search results.

However, malformed JSON, missing required Schema.org properties (like acceptedAnswer or text), or failing to wrap questions in Question objects will cause search engines to reject the structured data entirely.

This FAQ Schema Validator parses your FAQPage JSON-LD code, validates JSON syntax, verifies Schema.org specifications, and generates an interactive visual preview of the Google search result accordion.

A common guideline violation is marking up FAQ schema for content that is not actually visible to users on the page. Google requires that all JSON-LD structured data directly reflect content visibly displayed on the page.

Tip: Test your FAQ schema with this validator before deploying to confirm all question and answer properties are properly structured and free of syntax errors.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.What is the required structure for FAQPage schema?

An object with @context: 'https://schema.org', @type: 'FAQPage', and mainEntity array containing Question objects with acceptedAnswer.

Q.Does valid FAQ schema guarantee Google rich results?

Valid markup makes your page eligible, but Google algorithmically decides whether to show the rich result based on page quality and query relevance.

Q.Can I include HTML links inside FAQ answers?

Yes, Google supports basic HTML tags like <a>, <b>, <strong>, <p>, and <ul> inside the acceptedAnswer text.

Q.Does the FAQ content need to be visible on the webpage?

Yes, structured data must accurately represent content that is visible to human visitors on the page.

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