Slug Generator
A URL slug is the readable part at the end of a page address — lowercase, hyphenated, no special characters. This tool converts any title or sentence into a clean slug, with full Unicode support so accented and non-Latin text still produces a proper ASCII slug.
How to use
- Type or paste any text — an article title, page name, anything.
- The slug updates instantly as you type.
- Choose dash or underscore as the separator, and optionally strip stop words or numbers.
- Copy the result — nothing is uploaded or saved anywhere.
FAQ
What makes a good URL slug?
Short, descriptive, lowercase, and hyphen-separated — e.g. "elon-musk-considers-move-to-mars" instead of the raw title. Search engines and readers both parse it more easily than an ID or raw title.
Does this handle accented or non-English text?
Yes — text is transliterated to ASCII (e.g. "café" becomes "cafe") before slugging, the same approach used by WordPress and most CMS platforms.
What does "Remove stop words" do?
It drops common filler words (a, the, and, of, ...) before slugging, which shortens the result — e.g. "The Best Way to Learn Programming" becomes "best-way-learn-programming".