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QAPage schema generator

Turn a question and its answers into a schema.org QAPage JSON-LD block.

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QAPage schema generator

Paste a question and one or more answers and this tool builds a schema.org QAPage block in JSON-LD — the structured data Google looks for to show a Q&A rich result in search. Use it for help-center articles, community Q&A threads, or any page built around a single question with a chosen best answer.

Fill in up to three answers and choose which one is the accepted answer; the rest are emitted as suggestedAnswer entries, exactly as Google's own documentation expects. Accepted answer votes and suggested answer votes are separate options, since a Q&A page usually shows the winning answer with a higher score. Author name and date published apply to the question and every answer, page URL anchors each answer's own link, and view count adds an interactionStatistic block for pages that track it.

The tally above the output shows how many of the two required fields — a question and at least one answer — are filled in, so it is easy to spot an incomplete block before publishing it. Turn on "Escape HTML in text" if your question or answer text contains literal markup that should render as plain text rather than tags. "Indent output" toggles readable formatting, and "Wrap in <script> tag" adds the tag search engines expect, ready to paste straight into your page's <head> or before </body>.

Everything runs locally in your browser. Your question and answers are never uploaded anywhere — the JSON-LD is generated on your device and only leaves it when you copy or download it yourself.

FAQ

What is a QAPage schema used for?
It tells search engines a page is structured as a single question with one accepted answer and optionally other suggested answers, which can make it eligible for a Q&A rich result in search.
How many answers can I add?
Up to three: pick which one is the accepted answer, and the others are included as suggested answers.
What happens if I leave the question or every answer blank?
The tool still generates whatever fields you filled in, but the tally above the output shows how many of the two required fields — the question and at least one answer — are still missing.
Does the vote count field need to be accurate?
No, but Google recommends including real vote counts when you have them, since they can influence how a Q&A result is displayed.
Is my question or answer text uploaded anywhere?
No. The schema is generated entirely in your browser — nothing you type is sent to a server.