Convert titles to clean, SEO-friendly URL slugs. Strips diacritics, lowercases, and replaces spaces with hyphens. Private — files stay in your browser.
A slug generator converts any text — typically a page title or article headline — into a clean, URL-friendly string. The result uses only lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens, making it perfect for use in web addresses.
Clean URLs are a fundamental part of good web architecture. They're easier for users to read, remember, and share. Search engines prefer descriptive URLs that hint at the page's content. A URL like /blog/how-to-compress-pdf is far more informative than /blog/post?id=12847.
Keep slugs short and descriptive — 3 to 5 words is ideal. Include your primary keyword when natural. Avoid stop words (a, the, is, and) when they don't add meaning. Use hyphens, never underscores, to separate words. Once published, avoid changing slugs unless you set up proper 301 redirects.
Blog post URLs, product page URLs, category pages, documentation links, and any web content that needs a human-readable URL. CMS platforms like WordPress automatically generate slugs, but having a standalone tool lets you preview and refine them before publishing.
All processing happens locally in your browser. Nothing is sent to any server.
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A slug is the URL-friendly version of a title or name. It's lowercase, uses hyphens instead of spaces, and contains only letters, numbers, and hyphens.
Yes. The tool uses Unicode normalization (NFD) to strip diacritics, so 'café' becomes 'cafe' and 'résumé' becomes 'resume'.
Yes. Clean, descriptive URLs help search engines understand page content and improve click-through rates in search results.
All special characters except letters, numbers, and hyphens are removed. Multiple spaces and hyphens are collapsed to single hyphens.
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