FREE TOOL · DETERMINISTIC · ONE FETCH
Paste a URL. TrustGrowth extracts existing FAQPage or HowTo markup, or visible question-and-answer pairs, and returns copyable JSON-LD — no invented answers and no model in the loop.
No account. One bounded check — never the full crawl or a site-wide score.
WHAT YOU GET
ILLUSTRATIVEFAQPage JSON-LD from 3 visible pairs
What is shipping?
Outbound fulfillment for paid orders.
Copy or download application/ld+json
FAQPage and HowTo JSON-LD are the machine-readable forms of questions and steps already on the page. This tool fetches one public URL, prefers an existing FAQPage or HowTo block, and otherwise reads visible pairs from details/summary, dt/dd, FAQ-section headings, or a how-to ordered list. It does not invent questions or rewrite answers.
Paste Q&A
Builds FAQPage JSON-LD in the browser. Nothing here is sent to the server.
This tool converts one URL, once. The TrustGrowth audit reads structured data across crawled pages on a schedule, files findings against the pages they affect, and keeps the evidence.
Convinced? It takes one URL.
TRY ANOTHER CHECK
Copyable FAQPage or HowTo JSON-LD for one public URL. It prefers an existing FAQPage or HowTo block on the page. If none is present, it reads visible question-and-answer pairs or how-to steps from the HTML. It does not invent questions or rewrite answers.
No. Every question and answer in the output comes from markup or visible text already on the page you named. If the page has no FAQPage/HowTo JSON-LD and no extractable pairs, the result is a missing finding, not a generated draft.
A browser-only fallback when the fetch finds nothing usable. Rows stay in the browser and are never posted to TrustGrowth. Use it to assemble FAQPage JSON-LD from copy you already own.
No tool can promise that. Valid FAQPage markup can make a page eligible; whether a rich result appears is Google's decision. This report shows what the page publishes right now.
No. Run it on any public URL. Shareable results are cached for a short window so reopening the link does not force a second fetch.