URL Slug Generator

Off (default): non-Latin characters are removed, so '안녕 World' becomes 'world'. On: they're kept and only punctuation / symbols are dropped, giving '안녕-world'.

The slug is truncated at the max length, then the trailing partial word is removed so the slug ends on a clean separator. This avoids URLs that cut a word in half.

Many browsers and tools URL-encode accents into percent escapes ('café' → 'caf%C3%A9'), which looks ugly. Stripping with NFKD normalization gives a readable ASCII slug.

Only in your browser. Slugs are generated locally; nothing is sent anywhere.

Because stripping accents only works on letters that decompose into a base plus a mark. German ß and Nordic ø carry no accent to remove, so with Unicode preservation off they are dropped entirely rather than transliterated. Replace them first — ß to ss, ø to o — if the slug has to stay readable.

Only with a redirect in place. The slug is the page's address, so editing it breaks every existing link and hands search engines a new URL with none of the old one's history. If the title changes, leave the slug alone; if it truly must move, redirect the old path permanently to the new one.