Create a clean readable slug

For site editors turning a page title into a publishable address, Slug Generator creates a clean form before the link goes live.

Turn a title into a readable slug with clean separators, suitable for a page address or shared link. You get the result directly in your browser.

How to use

Type the page title into the input field, keeping the words you want to appear in the address.
Select the separator you prefer, such as hyphens, underscores or dots.
Turn case preservation on or off depending on the conventions used by your website.
Run the generation action to receive a cleaned slug suggestion.
Review the result, adjust any short or ambiguous words, and copy the final version.

Example

For an article titled How to improve your website speed, you generate a slug made from the main words. Check that the chosen separators and letter case match the rules used by your content management system before publishing the link.

Input

How to improve your website speed

Output

how-to-improve-your-website-speed

Limits and formats

The result does not check whether the slug is already used elsewhere on your site.
Short words, articles and symbols may be removed or replaced during cleaning.
Changing a slug after publication can break existing links.
Always review the final address inside your own system before saving the page.

Where processing happens

The cleaning process happens in your browser. The title you enter and the slug you receive stay on your device, with no external sending or storage.

Frequently asked questions

Which separator works best for a URL?

Hyphens are the most common and readable choice for web addresses. Underscores and dots may suit other uses, but stay consistent with the addresses already published on your site.

Should I keep uppercase letters?

Most websites use lowercase addresses to avoid confusion. If you preserve case, make sure your server and content management system treat those variants in the same way.

Can I edit the slug after it is generated?

Yes, copy the output and adjust it manually if needed. Always read the final address again, because a typo or a missing word can make the link less clear.