Generate URL Slugs

Turn Any Title Into a Clean URL Slug

Paste a headline, product name, or blog title and get a clean, lowercase, hyphenated slug ready to drop into a URL. Switch to bulk mode to convert a whole list at once — one title per line, one slug per line — then copy them all or download them as a text file.

It handles the messy parts of real titles: accented and extended-Latin characters are transliterated to plain ASCII (café becomes cafe, Straße becomes strasse), ampersands become "and", and stray punctuation and double spaces collapse away. You pick the separator, decide whether to strip common stop words, and set a maximum length that trims on a whole-word boundary instead of mid-word. In bulk mode it can also suffix duplicate slugs (-2, -3) so no two ever collide.

Everything runs in your browser, so there's no upload step, no queue, and no sign-up — the slug updates as you type. One honest caveat: transliteration covers Latin-script accents and common ligatures, not full romanization of non-Latin scripts like Cyrillic, Greek, or CJK; any character with no ASCII equivalent is dropped.

Common Use Cases

• Blog and CMS URLs: Generate a permalink slug from a post title before publishing in WordPress, Ghost, or a headless CMS.
• Bulk content migration: Paste a spreadsheet column of titles and get one slug per line, with automatic uniqueness so imported URLs never clash.
• E-commerce product handles: Turn product names into consistent, readable store URLs and Shopify-style handles.
• File and folder names: Produce tidy, space-free names using the underscore separator for scripts and downloads.
• Anchor links and heading IDs: Create predictable in-page jump-link IDs from section titles.
• SEO cleanup: Strip stop words and cap the length to keep URLs short, descriptive, and keyword-focused.

Privacy: This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your titles are never uploaded, logged, or sent to any server — nothing leaves your device.