Converts a headline into a URL-safe slug. Accented characters are reduced to their base letters, so “Café Münster” becomes “cafe-munster” rather than losing those letters entirely.
Runs entirely in your browser
A URL slug is the human-readable, hyphenated part of a URL — the “my-post-title” in /blog/my-post-title. This tool turns a headline or title into a clean, lowercase, hyphenated slug suitable for permalinks and identifiers.
It handles accents sensibly: characters like é and ü are reduced to their base letters, so “Café Münster” becomes “cafe-munster” rather than dropping those letters and mangling the word. Spaces and punctuation become hyphens, and the result is trimmed to a tidy, URL-safe string.
It runs in your browser, so it is instant. Use it when creating pages, blog posts or resource identifiers where you want a readable, consistent slug rather than an auto-generated one.
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