Schema & llms.txt
Free structured-data generator: build valid JSON-LD (FAQ, Article, Product, Software, Breadcrumb), Open Graph meta tags and an llms.txt file to make your site AI-search ready.
Open →Add your real Q&A, see a live preview, and copy schema.org-valid FAQPage markup — validated for duplicates and overly long answers.
Free FAQ schema generator: build valid FAQPage JSON-LD from your questions and answers, preview the FAQ, and export schema that helps Google and AI answer engines read and cite your page.
| Capability | The manual way | With ContentSERP |
|---|---|---|
| Validity | Hand-write JSON and pray | Always-parseable FAQPage from typed Q&A fields |
| AEO ready | Not considered | Structured Q&A that LLMs can extract and cite |
| Guidance | Outdated “get rich results” advice | Notes Google’s 2023 policy plus why markup still helps |
| Cost | Paid schema plugins | Free, runs in your browser |
Since August 2023 Google shows FAQ rich results mainly for well-known government and health sites, so ordinary pages rarely get the dropdown. The FAQPage markup is still worth adding because it clarifies Q&A for AI answer engines and assistants.
FAQPage is designed for multiple questions on one page. Use two or more; for a single question, the general Schema Generator’s Article/QAPage approach is a better fit.
Drop the generated object inside a script type="application/ld+json" tag in the page head or body. It must live on the same page the questions appear on.
Yes. Fields are escaped and assembled into a well-formed schema.org FAQPage object, so it parses cleanly and is eligible for validation in Rich Results tools.
Free structured-data generator: build valid JSON-LD (FAQ, Article, Product, Software, Breadcrumb), Open Graph meta tags and an llms.txt file to make your site AI-search ready.
Open →Free llms.txt generator: build a spec-compliant llms.txt file that gives ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity a curated map of your key pages, with sections, links and notes. Copy or download instantly.
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