Slug Generator: Create Clean, URL-Safe Slugs in Bulk
The Slug Generator turns a list of titles into URL-safe slugs in one batch. It lowercases text, strips accents, transliterates common Latin letters, and replaces non-alphanumeric characters with your chosen separator. You can also remove stop words, set a maximum length with word-safe truncation, and add numeric suffixes to duplicate slugs.
The Slug Generator converts a list of titles into URL-safe slugs. Use it to convert titles to URL slugs in bulk, with controls for separators, length, stop words, and duplicates. It runs entirely in your browser, so your input stays on your device rather than being sent to a server.
For each title, the tool strips accents using NFD normalization and combining-mark removal, transliterates common Latin letters, and converts the text to lowercase. It replaces non-alphanumeric characters with the selected separator. You can optionally remove stop words, set a maximum length for word-safe truncation, and distinguish duplicate slugs with numeric suffixes.
A title is usually written for people to read, while a slug is a compact, URL-friendly version of that text. Converting titles into slugs can make a batch of page names more consistent and save time compared with creating each value manually. The available options let you adjust the output to suit your naming needs without changing the source titles.
The Slug Generator runs in your browser and does not send your input to a server. It also works offline once the page has loaded, so you can generate slugs without an active connection. This makes it useful for developers and DevOps engineers preparing test data, as well as anyone working with batches of titles.
Step 1: Enter the titles you want to convert, with each title available as an input for the batch. The tool creates a slug for each title.
Step 2: Choose the separator and set a maximum length if you want to control how slugs are formatted. You can also enable stop-word removal.
Step 3: Generate the slugs. The tool lowercases text, strips accents, transliterates common Latin letters, and replaces non-alphanumeric characters with the selected separator.
Step 4: Review the results, including any numeric suffixes added to duplicates, then copy the values you need.
Use case: Create URL-ready slugs from a batch of article or page titles before publishing. Consistent separators and lowercase text make the results easy to use.
Use case: Generate slug values for tests, fixtures, or seed data from descriptive titles instead of writing each value by hand.
Use case: Convert a list of product or catalog titles into readable slugs in one batch, with duplicate values distinguished by numeric suffixes.
Use case: Prepare slugs for documentation pages using a maximum length to keep each result within your chosen character limit.
Use case: Remove optional stop words when creating shorter slugs from long titles, while keeping the remaining words readable.
Use case: Normalize titles that contain accented characters by stripping accents and transliterating common Latin letters.