Turn any text into a URL-friendly slug. Free, private, runs in your browser.
100% private — your files and text never leave your browser. All processing happens locally on your device.
A slug is the final, human-readable part of a URL — the piece that comes after the domain and identifies a specific page. For example, in `/blog/hello-world`, the slug is `hello-world`. Good slugs are lowercase, use hyphens to separate words, and contain only ASCII characters so they work reliably across every browser, CMS, and search engine.
Search engines read slugs for keyword signals. A slug like `/best-running-shoes-2026` tells Google exactly what the page is about before it even crawls the content. Slugs also appear in social shares, email subject lines, and anywhere a URL is pasted, so they double as micro-copy. Clean, descriptive slugs outperform auto-generated numeric IDs on both click-through rate and ranking.
The slug generator takes any text and produces a URL-safe version in a single pass. It transliterates accented characters (café becomes cafe), strips punctuation, collapses whitespace into your chosen separator, and optionally enforces a maximum length with word-boundary-aware truncation so slugs never break mid-word. Batch mode lets you paste a list of titles and get a corresponding list of slugs — ideal for preparing articles or products in bulk.
Yes. The entire conversion happens locally in your browser. Your input — article titles, product names, or anything else — never leaves your device. Nothing is logged, stored, or transmitted.
The human-readable part of a URL after the domain, e.g. /blog/hello-world. Slugs are lowercase, hyphenated, and use only ASCII characters for maximum compatibility with browsers, CMSs, and search engines.
Yes. Characters like é, ñ, ö are transliterated to their ASCII equivalents (e, n, o) by default. Toggle transliteration off if you want the tool to drop accented characters instead.
Yes. Enable batch mode and each line in the input box becomes its own slug — useful for converting a list of article titles in one go.