Turn titles, headlines, or any text into SEO-friendly URL slugs. One slug per line in the output.
A slug is the URL-safe version of a title — short, readable, lowercase, with hyphens between words. Search engines use slugs as a ranking signal; users see them in the address bar and link previews. Keep slugs descriptive but concise (3–6 words is ideal), and avoid stop words.
It converts arbitrary text into a URL-safe string — lowercasing, stripping accents and special characters, and replacing spaces with a separator like a hyphen.
Yes — hyphens are the default and SEO-recommended choice, but underscores or other separators can be configured.
Yes — bulk mode accepts a list of text and outputs a slug for each line.
Want more detail? Read How to Use Slug Generator: Practical Guide and Best Practices.