Clean URLs from any title
Type or paste a page title and get a slug — the readable part of a URL like /best-budget-phones-2026 — that's lowercase, uses hyphens between words, turns symbols into words (& → and), removes accents (é → e) and strips punctuation. A preview shows the full URL on your domain.
Optionally remove filler words (a, the, and, of), set a maximum length that cuts at a whole word, keep letters from other scripts such as Japanese or Hindi, and put several titles on separate lines to create many slugs at once.
How to create a URL slug
- 1
Paste the title
One per line for bulk.
- 2
Adjust the options
Filler words, length, separator.
- 3
Copy the slug or URL
Use it in your CMS.
Key features
SEO-friendly output
Lowercase and hyphenated.
Accent removal
Café Crème → cafe-creme.
Length limit
Cuts at a word boundary.
Bulk mode
Many titles at once.
Common uses
- Blog posts: Short, descriptive URLs.
- Product pages: Consistent store URLs.
- Static sites: File names for pages.
Tips and good to know
- Keep slugs short (3–6 words) and avoid dates unless the content is time-specific, so URLs stay evergreen.
- Changing an existing URL needs a 301 redirect — verify it with the Redirect Checker.
Frequently asked questions
Should I use hyphens or underscores?
Hyphens. Google treats hyphens as word separators, while underscores join words together.
Should URLs be lowercase?
Yes. URLs can be case-sensitive, and lowercase avoids duplicate versions of the same page.
Do keywords in URLs help SEO?
A little, and descriptive URLs also get more clicks because people can see what the page is about.