Paste a title or heading and get a clean URL slug: lowercase, words joined by hyphens, accented letters folded to ASCII (café becomes cafe) and punctuation removed. It runs entirely in your browser.
Spaces become single hyphens and the text is lowercased, the format search engines and content systems expect.
Accented letters are transliterated (café becomes cafe, Zürich becomes zurich) so the slug is safe in any URL.
Ampersands, exclamation marks, quotes and other punctuation are removed, and leading or trailing hyphens are trimmed.
Download this exact setup as a ready-made URL slug profile. Give it a global hotkey in the Windows app and any headline you copy becomes a clean slug the instant you paste. Same engine as above, entirely offline.
Paste the title above and it becomes a slug instantly: lowercased, hyphenated and stripped of accents and punctuation. Copy the result, or export it as a profile for the Windows app.
A slug is the readable part of a URL that names a page, like summer-sale in example.com/summer-sale. Good slugs are lowercase, use hyphens between words, and contain only letters, digits and hyphens.
Hyphens. Google treats a hyphen as a word separator but an underscore as a word joiner, so summer-sale reads as two words while summer_sale reads as one. Use hyphens for SEO.
Need a filename or a code name instead? Try the filename cleaner or the variable-name generator.
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