Text to Slug Generator

URL Generator

Text to Slug Generator

Convert any text into URL-friendly slugs. Customize separator, case, and character handling for perfect URLs, file names, and identifiers.

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How to Use

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Type or paste your text into the input field. Slug preview updates in real-time.
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Customize options as needed: lowercase, remove accents, remove special characters.
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Preview your slug in the slug display box. The length and word count are shown.
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Copy and use the slug in your URL, file name, or identifier field.

What is a Slug?

A slug is a URL-friendly version of text. It contains only lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens. Spaces are replaced with hyphens, and special characters are removed.

Example: “My First Blog Post!” becomes my-first-blog-post

Slugs are used in URLs, file names, database identifiers, and anywhere you need human-readable but machine-safe text.

Why Use This Tool

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Perfect URLs

Generate clean, SEO-friendly URLs automatically from your content titles.

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Customizable

Choose whether to lowercase, remove accents, and handle special characters.

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Instant Preview

See your slug change in real-time as you type or adjust options.

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International Support

Handles accented characters and special symbols intelligently.

Common Use Cases

Blog Posts: Generate URL slugs from blog post titles automatically.

E-commerce: Create product URLs from product names and descriptions.

File Names: Generate clean file names for documents and images.

Database Identifiers: Create database identifiers and keys from text.

Frequently Asked Questions

What characters are allowed in slugs?
Slugs typically contain only lowercase letters (a-z), numbers (0-9), and hyphens (-). Spaces are converted to hyphens. Special characters and accents are removed by default.
Can I use underscores instead of hyphens?
This tool uses hyphens as the standard separator. Most URLs and file systems prefer hyphens for readability and SEO purposes.
How are accented characters handled?
With “Remove Accents” enabled, accented characters are converted to their base form (é → e, ñ → n). Disable this option to keep accented characters.