Overview
Use this tool to turn titles, headings, and short phrases into web-ready slugs that are easy to read and easy to place in a URL. It removes spacing issues and helps keep the result consistent when you want a neat path for a page, post, or category. The output is useful when you want to standardize names from different sources. Paste the text, review the transformed slug, and compare a few versions if you need a shorter or more readable path before publishing. It is also helpful for content planning and site cleanup, where the same naming rules need to be applied across many pages.
Use cases
- Article title to permalinkConvert a blog headline such as “How to Prepare a Product Launch” into a structured path like how-to-prepare-a-product-launch.
- Category page namingTurn a category label such as “Winter Running Shoes” into a consistent URL segment like winter-running-shoes.
- Product page URLsCreate readable product paths from names like “Stainless Steel Water Bottle 750 ml” for catalog pages.
- Event and landing page pathsTransform campaign or event titles such as “Spring Webinar for Designers” into a neat slug for a landing page.
How it works
- 1
Paste or type the title, phrase, or sentence you want to transform.
- 2
The tool converts the text into a slug format with lowercase characters and hyphens.
- 3
Copy the result and adjust it if you want a shorter or more specific path.
Examples
Blog post title
Input: How to Start a Small Garden
Output: how-to-start-a-small-garden
A title with spaces becomes a lowercase slug with hyphens between each word.
Product name with numbers
Input: Ultra HD Monitor 27 Inch
Output: ultra-hd-monitor-27-inch
Numbers stay in place and the words are separated into a readable URL segment.
Mixed punctuation
Input: Fresh, Fast & Easy Meals!
Output: fresh-fast-easy-meals
Commas, symbols, and punctuation are removed so the result stays clean.
FAQ
What happens to capital letters and punctuation?
Capital letters are converted to lowercase, and punctuation such as commas, exclamation marks, and ampersands is removed from the final slug.
Will accents and special characters stay in the slug?
Characters with accents may be normalized depending on the text rules used by the tool. If a letter has to be simplified, the output will show the standard URL-safe form.
Why does my result have fewer words than my original text?
Short connecting words, symbols, or special characters may be removed to keep the slug clean. If you need every word preserved, shorten the source text carefully before converting it.
Can I use the output exactly as it is in a URL?
Usually yes, but it is still a good idea to check whether your site has extra rules for dates, folders, or language-specific paths before publishing.