Slug Generator

Turn any title or phrase into a clean, URL-friendly slug. The slug generator lowercases text, removes accents and punctuation, and joins words with hyphens or underscores so your links stay readable and SEO-friendly.

Built for slug generator workflows and closely related tasks like url slug generator.

36 chars6 words
36 characters, 6 words

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my-awesome-blog-post-2026-edition

Example usage

Example input

My Awesome Blog Post! (2026 Edition)

Example output

my-awesome-blog-post-2026-edition

Batch Processing

Enter multiple inputs, one per line. Each line will be processed separately.

Why this tool?

All tools run entirely in your browser no uploads, no tracking.. All processing happens in your browser so no text ever leaves your device.

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How it works

  • Paste the title or phrase you want to turn into a slug.
  • Accents and punctuation are removed and spaces become hyphens or underscores.
  • Copy the clean slug for use in URLs, filenames, or permalinks.

Use cases

Create SEO-friendly URLs for blog posts and pages.
Generate consistent filenames and IDs from titles.
Build clean permalinks for a CMS or static site.
Normalize messy titles into safe, lowercase slugs.

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FAQ

What is a URL slug?

A slug is the readable part of a URL that identifies a page, usually lowercase words joined by hyphens, like "my-blog-post".

Does it handle accents and special characters?

Yes. Accented letters are converted to their basic form and punctuation and symbols are removed, leaving only letters, numbers, and separators.

Can I use underscores instead of hyphens?

Yes. Choose the underscore separator if you prefer underscores, though hyphens are generally recommended for SEO-friendly URLs.