Build readable page addresses
A URL slug is the part of an address that identifies a page, such as word-counter in /word-counter/. Short, descriptive slugs are easier to read, share, and recognize in search results. Enter a title above to turn spaces and punctuation into a clean hyphenated string.
Keep the slug focused on the page topic. Remove filler words when they do not add meaning, and avoid dates unless the date distinguishes the page. For a published page, changing its slug later can break existing links; set up a redirect if you rename it.
Review multilingual text
The converter simplifies common Latin accents and removes characters it cannot represent in its basic Latin output. For titles in other scripts, review the result and choose a clear manual slug if needed. A slug should help readers recognize the destination, not just satisfy a technical format.
Use it consistently
Consistent lowercase words separated by hyphens make URLs predictable across a site. Copy the generated value into your CMS, then check the complete URL for duplicates before publishing.