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Enter a URL. Denser reads the page, writes the questions its visitors would actually ask, and gives you copy-paste FAQPage markup. Free, no account, and nothing is stored.
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FAQPage JSON-LD
The question is written from the page. Only the answer is lifted from it.
Most FAQ schema generators are form builders: you type the questions and the answers, and they wrap them in JSON-LD. This one starts from the page. It extracts the real content, then writes pairs grounded in what is there — so the markup describes the page rather than whatever you could think of at the time.
Structured data has to match what a visitor can see on the page. Read the pairs, cut any that stray, and edit the wording into your own voice before adding the script tag.
The output is a complete application/ld+json script tag in the FAQPage format. Drop it into the head of the page it describes.
This section carries its own FAQPage markup, generated the same way.
FAQ schema is structured data in the FAQPage format that tells search engines a page contains questions and answers. It is added as a JSON-LD script tag in the page's HTML, and it helps search engines and AI assistants understand which text answers which question.
Paste the page URL above. Denser reads the page, writes question and answer pairs from what is actually on it, and returns copy-paste FAQPage JSON-LD. Edit anything that does not sound like you, then add the script tag to that page's head.
Google restricted FAQ rich results in 2023 to well-known government and health sites, so most pages no longer get the expandable SERP treatment. The markup is still worth adding: it makes the question-and-answer structure explicit for search engines and for the AI assistants that increasingly read pages directly.
Anywhere in the page's HTML, though the head is conventional. The markup must describe questions and answers that are genuinely visible on that same page, or it breaks Google's structured data guidelines.
It is free with no account, and nothing is stored. The page is fetched, the pairs are generated, and the result is returned in one request. Refreshing loses it.
Schema tells search engines what your page answers. A Denser agent answers the visitors who ask anyway, and hands the ones it cannot finish to your team.
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