What makes a good URL slug?
A good slug is short, lowercase, uses hyphens (or underscores) instead of spaces, and contains only letters, numbers, and separators — no punctuation, accented characters, or special symbols.
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Turn any title or text into a clean, SEO-friendly URL slug. Paste text, pick a separator, click Convert.
FAQ
A good slug is short, lowercase, uses hyphens (or underscores) instead of spaces, and contains only letters, numbers, and separators — no punctuation, accented characters, or special symbols.
Yes. Choose your preferred separator — hyphen or underscore — from the dropdown before converting. Hyphens are generally recommended for SEO.
Accented characters (like é or ü) are converted to their closest plain-letter equivalent, and symbols or punctuation are stripped or replaced with your chosen separator.
Yes. Paste multiple lines of text and each line is converted to its own slug on a matching line in the output.