Create URL slugs from titles and headings. Supports lowercasing, accent removal, and separator choice
A slug is a human-readable identifier string used as part of a URL. For example, a title like "Hello, World! 2024" becomes "hello-world-2024", using only lowercase letters, digits, and hyphens. Using slugs in article or product URLs makes the content easy to understand and is helpful for SEO.
By default this tool builds slugs from Latin letters and digits. When "Keep non-Latin characters" is off, Japanese, Chinese, and similar characters are removed instead of being kept, leaving only the alphanumeric parts. When it is on you can include Japanese as-is, but note that such characters are percent-encoded in URLs.
No. Slug generation happens entirely in JavaScript inside your browser. The text you enter is never sent to or stored on a server, so you can safely convert text that contains sensitive information.