FAQ Extractor
FAQs from any page, plus FAQ schema
What Is the FAQ Extractor?
The FAQ Extractor pulls every question and answer from a page, checks whether the page already has FAQPage schema, and builds ready-to-paste FAQPage JSON-LD from the pairs it finds. It's handy for auditing your own FAQs or studying the questions competitors answer.
Key Features
Why FAQ Content Still Matters
FAQs answer the exact questions people type into search engines and AI assistants. Clear question-and-answer pairs are easy for both to quote, which makes them a strong format for AI visibility. Pulling a competitor's FAQs also shows you which objections their customers raise most.
A Note on FAQ Rich Results
Google now shows FAQ rich results mainly for well-known government and health sites, so the expandable questions rarely appear for everyone else. FAQPage markup is still valid, and it helps search engines and AI tools understand your questions and answers. Add it if your page has real FAQs, not for the rich result alone.
Common Use Cases
- Auditing the FAQs on your own pages
- Studying the questions competitors answer
- Generating FAQPage schema for an existing FAQ section
- Collecting customer questions for content planning
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the FAQ Extractor free?
Yes. It's free with a ProxyHorizon account, and every account gets 25 runs a day shared across all our data tools. You can read about the tool without signing in, but running it needs an account because each run fetches live data.
Will FAQ schema give me rich results?
Probably not unless you are a well-known government or health site. Google limited FAQ rich results in 2023, but the markup is still valid and useful for machines.
Can I use the generated JSON-LD on my site?
Yes, if the questions and answers are your own and appear on the page. Don't mark up content that visitors can't see.
How does it find FAQs?
The page is rendered in a real browser and an AI model extracts the question-and-answer pairs it shows, using only text that appears on the page.
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