URL Slug Generator
Turn a title or phrase into a lowercase, hyphen-separated URL slug while keeping Unicode words.
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Create a lowercase slug by keeping letters and numbers from any writing system and joining word boundaries with hyphens. Latin accents are removed. Enter a title or phrase and generate its URL slug. For example, “Crème brûlée & tea” becomes “creme-brulee-tea”. The tool lowercases letters, removes accents from Latin characters, keeps letters and numbers in other scripts, and replaces runs of punctuation or spaces with one hyphen. Unicode output may be percent-encoded when used in a URL. The slug is not checked for duplicates or site-specific reserved words. Non-Latin text is kept in Unicode rather than transliterated to ASCII.
Title or phrase to turn into a URL slug
Café: a simple demo!
Expected output
cafe-a-simple-demo
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Quick answer
Create a lowercase slug by keeping letters and numbers from any writing system and joining word boundaries with hyphens. Latin accents are removed.
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How to use it
Enter a title or phrase and generate its URL slug. For example, “Crème brûlée & tea” becomes “creme-brulee-tea”. The tool lowercases letters, removes accents from Latin characters, keeps letters and numbers in other scripts, and replaces runs of punctuation or spaces with one hyphen. Unicode output may be percent-encoded when used in a URL.
Limits
The slug is not checked for duplicates or site-specific reserved words. Non-Latin text is kept in Unicode rather than transliterated to ASCII.
Frequently asked questions
Does it keep non-Latin text?
Yes. Letters and numbers from non-Latin scripts stay in the slug as Unicode. Latin accents are removed; the tool does not transliterate other scripts into ASCII.
Does this guarantee the URL is available?
No. It creates a slug from the phrase, but does not check for duplicates or reserved words on your website.