Punctuation and accents stripped
"Café & Bakery: Best Croissants!" becomes "cafe-bakery-best-croissants" — 4 punctuation/accent marks (the accent, ampersand, colon and exclamation point) are all removed or converted.
URL slug generator
Turn a title or heading into a lowercase, hyphenated, URL-safe slug: special characters and punctuation are stripped, spaces become hyphens, and accented letters are converted to their plain equivalent (café becomes cafe). Numbers are kept. A real, deterministic transformation using the browser’s own Unicode normalization, the same technique behind most CMS and blogging platforms’ own slug fields.
10-tips-for-social-media-managers-in-2027How to use the slug generator
- Type your title. Enter the title or heading you want a URL slug for.
- Read the generated slug. See the lowercase, hyphenated result update as you type.
- Copy the slug. Click copy to take the slug for your blog post or page URL.
- Use it in your URL. Paste the slug directly into your CMS or page-routing setup.
Worked examples
Multiple spaces collapse to one hyphen
"Hello World -- Test" (3 spaces, then 2 dashes) becomes "hello-world-test" — runs of spaces or dashes never produce doubled-up hyphens in the result.
Slug generator FAQ
- Does it keep numbers in the slug?
- Yes — digits are preserved exactly, so "Top 10 Tips for 2026" becomes "top-10-tips-for-2026", numbers included.
- What happens to accented letters?
- They are converted to their plain ASCII equivalent — "café" becomes "cafe" — using standard Unicode normalization, not simply dropped.
- Are leading or trailing hyphens removed?
- Yes — any hyphen at the very start or end of the result is trimmed off automatically, so slugs never start or end with a dash.
- Does it store or send my title anywhere?
- No — the slug is generated entirely in your browser as you type, and nothing is sent to a server.
- What if my title has no letters or numbers at all?
- The result is an empty string — a slug needs at least one alphanumeric character, so punctuation-only input produces nothing usable.
- Is this the same slug format most blogging platforms use?
- Yes — lowercase, hyphen-separated, special-character-free is the standard convention most CMS and blogging platforms use for their own URL slugs.
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