Clean slugs, every time
A slug is the readable part at the end of a URL — best-budget-phones in example.com/blog/best-budget-phones. Good slugs are short, lowercase and use hyphens. This generator removes accents (é → e), turns symbols like & into words, strips punctuation and emoji, and joins the words with hyphens or underscores.
Paste several titles on separate lines to create a batch of slugs at once, trim filler words such as “the” and “of”, and cap the length at a whole word so slugs never end mid-word.
How to create a URL slug
- 1
Enter a title
Or paste many titles, one per line.
- 2
Adjust the options
Hyphen or underscore, maximum length, remove filler words.
- 3
Copy the slug
Paste it into your CMS, file name or code.
Key features
Accent and symbol handling
Café & Co. becomes cafe-and-co.
Batch mode
One slug per line for whole lists.
Word-safe length limit
Cuts at the last full word.
Unicode option
Keep Hindi and other letters if your site supports them.
Common uses
- Bloggers and SEO: Consistent, keyword-rich post URLs.
- Developers: Generate IDs, file names and route paths.
- E-commerce: Clean product page URLs from product names.
Tips and good to know
- Keep slugs to 3–6 meaningful words and drop dates if you plan to update the post later.
- Changing the slug of a published page breaks old links — add a 301 redirect from the old URL.
- Previewing a full URL for a blog post? Try Text to URL Slug.