Slug Generator — SEO-Friendly URL Slug Maker
Turn any title, headline, filename or product name into a clean, SEO-friendly URL slug. Supports kebab-case, snake_case, camelCase, PascalCase, CONSTANT_CASE, dot.case, path/case and custom separators — with Unicode transliteration, stop-word removal, and bulk conversion. 100% client-side.
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All the ways you can use this slug generator
Every common slug/identifier format developers actually reach for — one click each.
Hyphen-separated, lowercase — the gold standard for public URLs, blog posts and SEO.
my-first-blog-postUnderscores between words — Python variables, database columns, Rails routes.
my_first_blog_postNo separator, capitalise every word except the first — JavaScript variables, JSON keys.
myFirstBlogPostEvery word capitalised, no separator — class names in C#, TypeScript, React components.
MyFirstBlogPostUppercase with underscores — constants, environment variables, API keys.
MY_FIRST_BLOG_POSTPeriods between words — filenames, CSS BEM variants, configuration keys.
my.first.blog.postForward-slash separated — folder names, nested documentation routes.
my/first/blog/postCapitalise the first letter of every word — headlines and card labels.
My First Blog PostOnly the first word capitalised — tweet drafts, notification copy.
My first blog postAny character you like — tilde, plus, pipe, or a multi-char combo.
my~first~blog~postAutomatically converts accented letters to plain ASCII — café becomes cafe, déjà-vu becomes deja-vu.
Strip a, an, the, of, in, for, and … to keep slugs keyword-rich.
Cap length without cutting a word in half — clean snippets every time.
Drop years and counts when you don't want them in the URL.
Remove repeated words so best-of-the-best doesn't happen by accident.
Add -1, -2… to duplicates so a list of slugs stays unique.
Paste hundreds of lines — every title becomes its own slug in the same format.
Copy a single slug, copy the whole list, or download as .txt / .csv.
What is a URL slug (and why does it matter for SEO)?
A slug is the last, human-readable segment of a URL — the part that identifies a specific page. In bitsfolio.com/blog/my-first-blog-post, everything after the final slash is the slug.
Good slugs do three things at once: they tell users what a page is about before they click, they tell search engines which keywords a page targets, and they stay stable when shared, bookmarked or linked from elsewhere. A well-crafted slug is one of the cheapest on-page SEO wins you can ship.
Developers also use slug-style identifiers for non-URL things — database primary keys, cache keys, analytics event names, file paths, CSS class names. That is why this tool ships every common case style (kebab, snake, camel, pascal, dot, path) under one roof instead of just one.
SEO best practices for URL slugs
- 1.Use hyphens, not underscores. Google officially treats hyphens as word separators. Underscores glue words together, hurting keyword discoverability.
- 2.Keep it lowercase. Mixed-case URLs can behave as different pages on some servers, splitting link equity and causing duplicate-content problems.
- 3.Short > long. 3–5 meaningful words (~60 characters) is a healthy upper bound. Strip filler like a, the, of, and with the stop-word option.
- 4.Put the keyword early. The closer to the domain, the more weight it carries in both rankings and user expectation.
- 5.ASCII only. Accented characters are legal in URLs but get percent-encoded when shared, producing ugly links like
/caf%C3%A9. Use the transliteration option to avoid this. - 6.Avoid dates and version numbers in evergreen content — they make the URL look stale a year later. Use the Strip numbers option to clean them out.
- 7.Never change a slug after publishing without setting up a 301 redirect. A broken slug breaks every inbound link and share.
- 8.Match the slug to the title — not to the primary H1 verbatim. Use the focus keyword, skip punctuation and question words.
Who this slug generator is for
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What is a URL slug?
The last, human-readable segment of a URL. In example.com/blog/my-first-post, the slug is my-first-post. It uniquely identifies the page and doubles as an SEO signal.
Which format should I pick?
For public web URLs → kebab-case. For Python / database identifiers → snake_case. For JS variables → camelCase. For class names → PascalCase. For env vars and constants → CONSTANT_CASE.
How long should a slug be?
Under ~60 characters and 3–5 meaningful keywords. Use the Max length field to truncate cleanly on word boundaries.
Does this tool upload my text anywhere?
No. All processing happens in your browser with JavaScript. Nothing is sent to any server.
Can I generate many slugs at once?
Yes — paste one title per line. Each line becomes its own slug. Enable Append -1, -2, … to keep duplicates unique, then use Download to export.
Will emojis and symbols break the slug?
No. Emojis and punctuation are stripped, and accented letters are transliterated to plain ASCII (café → cafe) when the transliterate option is on.
Can I use the generated slug commercially?
Yes. You own every slug you generate. There is no license, no signup, and no attribution requirement.