Slug Generator
Type a title. The slug updates as you type. The result keeps a–z, 0–9, and hyphens. It is a filename-style string, not a ranking promise. See the slug guide for the wider context.
Limit: 400 KB. The slug is ASCII only.
How transliteration works
Common Latin letters with accents fold to ASCII (é → e, ñ → n, ß → ss). Then everything that is not a–z or 0–9 becomes a hyphen. Leading, trailing, and repeated hyphens are removed. Letters outside that small map, including many non-Latin scripts, do not survive as letters; they become hyphens and then drop if nothing remains. The generator does not keep emoji or punctuation in the slug.
When this tool helps
Use the slug generator when you need a short path from a human title, for a page name or a file stem. Check the result if the title used a language this map does not cover. A slug is a convenience for URLs. It does not decide where a page will rank, and this tool does not inspect search results.
Questions
Why did a word disappear?
If a word was only punctuation or a script this map cannot fold, those characters become hyphens and may collapse away.
Are uppercase letters kept?
No. The slug is lowercase. That is the usual form for a path segment.
Does the title leave this tab?
No. The slug is built in the browser from the box you see.