Slug Generator
Convert titles into clean SEO-friendly URL slugs in bulk. Strip accents, control separator and length, optionally remove stop words. Free, instant, no signup.
How It Works
Using Slug Generator in 3 Steps
Paste Titles, One Per Line
Drop a list of blog post titles, product names, or any human-readable strings into the input box.
Tune the Output
Choose your separator (-, _, .), max length, lowercase mode, and whether to remove common stop words.
Copy Individually or All at Once
Each slug has a one-click copy. Use 'Copy all' to grab the whole list as newline-separated text — perfect for spreadsheets and CSV imports.
Use Cases
Who Uses Slug Generator?
Content Marketers & Bloggers
Convert an editorial calendar of titles into clean, SEO-friendly URLs in one paste — no manual cleanup.
E-commerce Operators
Bulk-generate product slugs from SKU titles for catalog imports into Shopify, WooCommerce, or custom storefronts.
Developers
Slugify dynamic content before saving it to a URL field, with deterministic output that's safe for migrations.
FAQ
Slug Generator — Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you start.
What characters get stripped from a slug?
Anything that isn't ASCII alphanumeric. Spaces, punctuation, emoji, and special characters become separators. Accented characters (é, ü, ñ, etc.) are normalised to their ASCII equivalent (e, u, n).
Why use slugs instead of raw titles in URLs?
Search engines and humans both prefer URLs that are short, lowercase, hyphenated, and free of percent-encoded characters. Slugs improve click-through rate, shareability, and SEO.
Should I remove stop words?
For SEO, often yes — words like 'a', 'the', 'and' rarely add ranking value and shorter URLs perform better. For navigation breadcrumbs or human-readability, leave them in.
Will the same input always produce the same slug?
Yes. The transformation is purely deterministic — given the same input and options, you'll always get the same slug. That makes it safe to use for permalinks and migration scripts.