Text to URL Slug Generator
Turn titles into clean URL slugs — accents transliterated, optional stop-word removal, custom separator and length.
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A slug is the readable, hyphenated part of a URL made from a title. TechWhack lowercases your text, transliterates accented letters to plain ASCII (cafe instead of an accented spelling), strips punctuation, and joins the words with your chosen separator. You can optionally drop common stop-words and cap the length, and slugify a whole list line by line. It runs entirely in your browser.
What makes a good slug
Good slugs are short, lowercase, ASCII-only and hyphen-separated — search engines and humans both read them. Transliterating accents avoids ugly percent-encoding in the address bar, and dropping filler words like "the" and "and" keeps the slug focused on the keywords that matter.
FAQ
What makes a good URL slug?A good slug is lowercase, uses hyphens between words, and contains only plain ASCII letters and numbers, so it is readable and safe in a link. This tool lowercases text, swaps accented letters for plain ones, and strips punctuation automatically.
How does it handle accented or non-English characters?Accented characters are transliterated to their closest ASCII equivalent, so café becomes cafe and Müller becomes muller. That keeps slugs compatible with systems that expect plain Latin characters in URLs.
Should I remove stop words like "the" and "and" from a slug?Dropping common stop words makes slugs shorter and keeps the meaningful keywords prominent, which many SEO guides recommend. There is an optional stop-word removal toggle plus a length cap so you can keep slugs tight.
Can I convert a whole list of titles into slugs at once?Yes. Paste multiple lines and each one is converted to its own slug line by line, so you can process a batch of titles in a single pass. You can also choose a custom separator if you need something other than a hyphen.