URL Slug Generator

Converts any page title or heading into a clean URL slug — lowercase, hyphen-separated, stripped of accents and punctuation — the format search engines and web frameworks expect a URL path segment to be in.

What gets cleaned up automatically

Accented characters are normalised to their plain equivalents (é becomes e, ñ becomes n), so international titles produce URLs that work reliably across every system rather than relying on URL-encoded accented characters, which some tools and copy-paste flows handle inconsistently. Punctuation and symbols are stripped, spaces become hyphens, and everything is lowercased, since case sensitivity in URLs varies by server configuration and mixed-case URLs are best avoided entirely.

Removing stop words

Turning on stop-word removal drops common connector words like 'a', 'the', 'of', 'and' from the slug, keeping it shorter and more keyword-dense without losing the meaningful words — '10 Best Tools for Managing a Small Team' becomes 10-best-tools-managing-small-team rather than the longer literal version, which is both easier to read and closer to what search engines weight most.

Length and where it matters

Keeping a slug under roughly 60 characters keeps it fully visible in a search results snippet rather than being truncated, and the first few words of a URL are generally weighted more heavily than words further along, so trimming from the end rather than the middle preserves the most useful part.