SEO & Website
Slug Generator
Turn any title into a clean, SEO-friendly URL slug. Accents are converted, symbols are removed, and you choose the separator and length. Free and private.
No Latin letters or numbers were found, so the slug is empty. Turn on “Keep non-Latin letters” to keep other scripts such as Thai, Chinese or Cyrillic.
Your text stays on your device. Slugs are created entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded, saved or logged.
How to use the slug generator
- Type or paste a title. To make several slugs at once, put each title on its own line.
- Choose a separator. Hyphens are the usual choice for URLs because search engines read them as spaces between words.
- Optionally set a maximum length. The slug is cut at a whole word where possible.
- Copy the slug and paste it into your CMS permalink field.
What the tool does
- Converts to lowercase and replaces spaces and symbols with your separator.
- Converts accented letters, so “café” becomes “cafe” and “Straße” becomes “strasse”.
- Removes apostrophes, so “don’t” becomes “dont”, and turns “&” into “and”.
- Collapses repeated separators and trims them from both ends.
Examples
Hello, World! → hello-world Café Crème Brûlée → cafe-creme-brulee Tom & Jerry → tom-and-jerry The Art of War (remove common) → art-war
Tips for good URL slugs
- Keep it short and descriptive. Include the main keyword, and skip words that add nothing.
- Use lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens only.
- Do not include dates or version numbers unless they matter, so the URL stays valid over time.
- Once a page is published, avoid changing its slug. If you must, set up a redirect from the old URL.
Frequently asked questions
Is my text sent to a server?
No. Everything happens in your browser. Your text is not uploaded, stored or logged.
Should I use hyphens or underscores?
Hyphens. Google recommends them for separating words in URLs. Underscores are available for systems that require them.
Why is my slug empty for Thai, Chinese or Russian text?
By default the slug uses only a–z and 0–9, the most portable URL characters, so scripts without a Latin form are dropped. Turn on “Keep non-Latin letters” to keep them. Browsers display such URLs correctly, but they turn into long encoded strings when copied.
Does a shorter slug rank better?
There is no ranking bonus for length by itself. Short, readable slugs are easier to share and understand, and that is the real benefit.