Use the customer's words
Write "Can I get my money back?" rather than "Refund policy overview". People search and ask in plain words.
Free FAQ schema generator
Turn a web page or your own text into 8 to 12 clear FAQs. Copy them as plain text, as HTML, or as FAQPage schema for search engines. The AI writes answers only from your content.
How it works
Enter a page address, or paste text such as a product page, a policy or a help article. With an address, the tool also reads up to 4 linked pages on the same site.
The AI writes the questions your customers are likely to ask, and answers them only with facts from your content. It does not invent prices, dates or policies.
Take plain text for a doc or an email, HTML for your page, or FAQPage schema (JSON-LD) for search engines. Each tab has a copy button.
FAQ template
Use these rules when you edit the generated FAQs, or when you write your own.
Write "Can I get my money back?" rather than "Refund policy overview". People search and ask in plain words.
Give the answer first, then the detail. Short answers work for readers, search snippets and AI assistants.
Split a question that covers two topics. Each entry should answer one thing completely.
FAQ schema must match the questions and answers visible on the page. Do not add schema-only questions.
Paste the JSON-LD script tag into the HTML of the page that shows the same FAQs, in the head or the body. Use it on one page per set of questions. Then test the page with Google's Rich Results Test.
An FAQ generator reads your content and writes frequently asked questions with answers. This one uses AI, works from a page address or pasted text, and gives you plain text, HTML and FAQ schema.
FAQ schema is FAQPage structured data in JSON-LD format. It tells search engines that a page has questions and answers. Put the script tag on the page that shows the same questions and answers.
Google shows FAQ rich results for a small set of well-known sites only. The markup still describes your page clearly to search engines and AI assistants, so it is worth adding when the page has a real FAQ.
Yes. The HTML tab gives each question and answer as a details block that opens and closes. Paste it into your page, then edit the wording and style it to match your site.
The AI uses only facts from your content, but it can still misread them. Check each answer before you publish it, especially prices, dates and policies.
Yes, with no account. Each visitor can run it a few times per day. You can paste up to 20,000 characters of text.