Slug Generator
Turn any title into a clean, lowercase, URL-safe slug — accents handled, separators of your choice.
What makes a good slug?
A slug is the human-readable tail of a URL — the /10-tips-for-cafe-owners part.
Good slugs are lowercase, use a single word separator, drop punctuation and filler words, and
stay short enough that search results and shared links do not truncate the meaningful part.
They also avoid percent-encoded surprises: São Paulo contains non-ASCII letters
that would otherwise show up as S%C3%A3o%20Paulo in the address bar.
This generator normalizes accents first (é → e, ü → u) via Unicode
decomposition, replaces typographic punctuation (& → and,
quotes → nothing), applies your separator and stopword rules, and truncates on a word
boundary so a length limit never cuts a word in half.
FAQ
Which stopwords are removed?
Short English filler words: a, an, the, and, or, but, of, to, in, on, at, for, with, is, are. Disable the toggle to keep every word.
Why does & become "and"?
Spoken aloud, a title with "&" says "and", so the slug reads naturally instead of ending in a stranded hyphen.
Is anything uploaded?
No — the slug is built entirely in your browser.