Slug Generator

A clean, readable URL slug is a small detail with outsized SEO impact. The Slug Generator tool converts any headline or phrase into a URL-safe permalink string in real time: it strips accents and diacritics, replaces every run of non-alphanumeric characters with your chosen separator, and joins the remaining words together. A separator dropdown lets you pick between hyphens and underscores; a Lowercase switch normalizes case (on by default); and a Strip stopwords toggle removes filler words like the, of, and your so the slug stays keyword-dense. A Max length slider — adjustable from unlimited to 200 characters, defaulting to 80 — truncates long titles cleanly and trims any trailing separator so the result never ends with a dangling dash. Everything updates live as you type, and the finished slug can be copied or downloaded straight from the Slug output box. Content marketers, developers, and site owners use this URL slug generator to keep permalinks consistent, short, and keyword-focused across blog posts, product pages, and documentation — exactly what search engines prefer.

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   Type or paste your title into the Text input field; the slug preview updates as you type.

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   Choose Hyphen ( - ) or Underscore ( _ ) from the Separator dropdown.

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   Toggle Lowercase and Strip stopwords to match your URL convention.

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   Drag the Max length slider to cap the slug length, or set it to 0 to see the infinity symbol for unlimited.

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   Copy or download the finished slug from the Slug output box.

• Turning blog headlines into clean permalink slugs.
• Generating SEO-friendly URLs for product and category pages.
• Preparing documentation filenames with consistent hyphenation.
• Building short link identifiers for campaigns and tracking.
• Converting accented titles into ASCII-safe URL tokens.
• Enforcing a max-length slug convention across a content team.

• Default to hyphens for SEO-facing URLs and reserve underscores for code and filesystem names.
• Keep slugs between 40 and 60 characters so they remain readable in search results and share previews.
• Strip stopwords for content pages where keyword density matters, but keep them off for exact filenames.
• Set Max length to your CMS limit so every slug you generate fits without manual trimming.
• Write the title naturally first, then generate the slug from it rather than composing both by hand.

• Keep slugs under 60 characters for the cleanest URLs; use the Max length slider to enforce the habit.
• Toggle Strip stopwords for blog posts so the slug is keyword-dense rather than word-for-word with the title.
• Pair the underscore separator with snake_case conventions in code repos where filenames and identifiers must match.
• The preview is live — paste a full title and read the slug before you copy it anywhere.