What a slug is
A slug is the readable part of a URL path. Good slugs improve readability and make link structures easier to manage.
This tool normalizes text into URL-safe segments and removes unnecessary noise.
Use this tool
Slug
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Empty slug: adjust text or options.
Suggestions
Ready examples
Local history
Quick guide and practical context
Configurable rules
Choose hyphen or underscore, remove stopwords, set maximum length, and avoid cutting words when trimming.
You can also use a URL prefix to preview final routes before publishing.
Practical limits
Automatic slug generation helps consistency, but final wording should still match your content intent.
Keep slugs short and meaningful for better usability.
Frequently asked questions
Can I choose hyphen or underscore?
Yes. You can choose your preferred separator.
Can it remove accents and emojis?
Yes. Cleanup options include accents, punctuation, and emojis.
Can I limit slug length without cutting words?
Yes. You can keep word boundaries while limiting length.
Can I copy full URL with prefix?
Yes. Add a prefix and copy the full URL preview.
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