A slug is the readable part of a URL path — the clean-url-slug in /blog/clean-url-slug/ — kept to lowercase ASCII letters, digits and a single separator so it survives linking, copying and percent-encoding intact. Turn titles into clean, readable URL slugs — lowercase, hyphenated and accent-stripped, one slug per line, with separator, stop-word and length options. Everything runs in your browser.
Type or paste a title into the box — add several lines to get one slug per line. Each line is transliterated so accented letters become plain ASCII, the text is lowercased, ampersands become and, apostrophes are dropped, and every remaining run of punctuation or spaces collapses into your chosen separator. The output updates live as you type, so you can tweak wording and watch the slug change.
Switch the separator between hyphen (recommended for SEO) and underscore, toggle lowercase, turn on remove stop words to strip filler like the and and, and set a max length to trim long slugs without cutting a word in half. Copy the result and paste it into your CMS or campaign links. To pick the right words for the slug, see which terms the page actually leans on in the keyword density checker, then check how the URL renders in a result with the SERP snippet preview.