Turn a title into a clean, URL-friendly slug with lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens.
Try an example
Load a ready-made sample into this tool and run it. Every result you see is calculated live by the tool itself — nothing here is a pre-written answer.
Sample: input: Hello World! A Test Post
How to Use
- Type or paste a title.
- Read the generated slug.
- Copy it for a post or page address.
What this slug generator does
This slug generator turns any title into a clean, URL-friendly slug with lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens. Type or paste a page or post title and the slug appears, ready to copy into an address. Clean slugs are easier to read, share and remember than addresses filled with spaces, capitals or punctuation marks. No sign-up or setup is needed for this.
What makes a good slug
A good slug is short and descriptive: it names the topic in a few words joined by hyphens. Tools that slugify a title handle the mechanical parts, but you should still trim filler words if the title is long. After publishing, avoid changing a slug, because existing links point to the old address.
Good to know
Accents are stripped to plain letters, so café becomes cafe, and every character that is not a letter or number becomes a hyphen. Duplicate hyphens collapse into one, and the result never starts or ends with a hyphen. Characters that cannot be converted simply disappear into the separators.
Frequently asked questions
How do I turn a title into a URL slug?
Type or paste the title into the box and read the generated slug. Copy it and use it as the address of your post or page.
Can the slug contain capital letters or spaces?
No. Slugs use lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens only. The generator converts capital letters to lowercase and replaces spaces and punctuation with hyphens automatically for you.
Does the tool check if a slug is taken?
No. It only builds the slug from your title. Whether that address is free depends on your own website, so check there before publishing your page.
How to use Slug Generator
- Type or paste a title.
- Read the generated slug.
- Copy it for a post or page address.
Limitations
Accents are stripped to plain letters and every other character becomes a hyphen; duplicate hyphens collapse to one.