Turn any title into a clean, URL-safe slug.
Type a title above to get a URL-safe slug — lowercase, with spaces and punctuation collapsed into single hyphens and accented characters folded to plain ASCII. Slugs are the human-readable part of a URL (like `/blog/my-post-title`), and keeping them clean helps both readers and SEO.
Everything runs in your browser. The same normalization — Unicode fold, strip non-alphanumerics, collapse separators — is what most CMS and static-site generators apply when they build a permalink.
Keep it short, lowercase, and keyword-first, with words separated by hyphens (not underscores or spaces). Avoid stop-words and special characters. A good slug is readable on its own and stays stable after publishing, since changing it breaks existing links.
Hyphens. Google treats a hyphen as a word separator but an underscore as a word joiner, so `my-blog-post` is read as three words while `my_blog_post` can be read as one. This tool always uses hyphens.