Convert titles and phrases into SEO-friendly, URL-safe slugs.
A slug is the readable part of a URL after the domain, like /free-pdf-tools. Good slugs are short, lowercase and made of real words separated by hyphens. Google treats hyphens as word separators, which is why hyphens are generally recommended over underscores for web addresses.
The generator lowercases your text, turns accented letters into plain ones (café becomes cafe), removes apostrophes so don't becomes dont, and turns any other symbols and spaces into single separators with none at the start or end. 'My Top 10 Tools & Tips!' becomes my-top-10-tools-tips.
Remove Stopwords drops small words such as a, an, the, and, or, in, on, to and for, giving shorter slugs like 10-best-tools instead of the-10-best-tools. Use it with care; sometimes those words carry meaning. Remove Numbers is handy for evergreen posts, where a slug like best-pdf-tools ages better than best-pdf-tools-2026.
Letters outside the basic Latin alphabet, such as Hindi or Chinese, are removed, since many systems expect plain ASCII slugs.
Hyphens for web URLs; Google reads them as spaces between words. Underscores suit file names and code.
Yes. Accents are removed, so résumé becomes resume.
Only if you redirect the old URL to the new one, otherwise links and rankings to the old address are lost.
No, but shorter slugs are easier to read and share. Three to five words is a good target.
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