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Turn a title or phrase into a clean URL-friendly slug.
These are example steps; replace the values for your task.
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Create readable slugs for blog posts, product pages, portfolio items, and other titled content.
The input “Café Москва” becomes “cafe-москва” with the initial settings. Accents are removed while Preserve Unicode letters keeps the Cyrillic text.
Create a candidate URL segment from an article title.
Try this example replaces the input and settings. Restore previous input returns to the state before the latest example. Normal draft-saving rules apply.
After trying multiple examples, repeat Restore previous input to return to your original input. History is kept only in this page; restore any input you need before closing it.
Hello, World!
Separator: -; Maximum length: 80; Lowercase: On; Remove accents: On; Preserve Unicode: On
hello-world
Repeated separators are collapsed. Review the candidate before choosing a public URL.
This does not detect duplicate URLs or create redirects. Changing an existing URL can affect inbound links.
Modern browsers generally support Unicode paths. Turn off “Preserve Unicode letters” to keep only ASCII letters and numbers.
It converts characters such as é, ü, and ñ into e, u, and n.
No. Generation and storage take place only in your browser.
Share only the tool name and public URL. Your input and results are not included.
Keep a separate copy before clearing or resetting. This browser autosaves entered text and tool settings. Data is not restored when read 30 days or more after its last save. Clearing site data or storage restrictions may remove it sooner.
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