How to use Text to Slug
- Type a page title such as Free Online Tools.
- Choose hyphens or underscores and adjust the letter options if needed.
- Copy the result, such as free-online-tools, for use in a page address.
A closer look
A slug is the readable name at the end of many web addresses. This tool turns punctuation and gaps into a separator, removes repeated separators, and trims them from the ends. Common accented Latin letters are simplified, and lowercase is optional. Letters and numbers from other writing systems can be retained; the English letters/numbers option removes them rather than translating them.
A practical example
With lowercase and hyphens selected, Summer Sale 2026! becomes summer-sale-2026. This creates a path name; it does not publish a webpage.
A useful tip
Keep names short and meaningful. This tool creates a name; it does not create a page, reserve an address, or check whether another page already uses it.
Good questions. Simple answers.
Will café become cafe?
Yes. Common combining accents are removed. Not every special letter has a plain Latin equivalent.
Can I keep non-English titles?
Yes. Leave English letters and numbers only unchecked. A browser may display those characters in an encoded form inside an address.
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