Slug Generator
Make URL-friendly slugs.
Make URL-friendly slugs.
How to use Slug Generator
- Paste your list of titles, one per line
- Choose a hyphen or underscore separator
- Copy every clean URL slug with one click
About Slug Generator
The Slug Generator converts titles, headlines, and product names into clean URL slugs in bulk. Paste one title per line and every line is turned into a matching lowercase slug at once, so you can process a whole list of blog posts, categories, or pages in a single pass instead of slugifying them one at a time. Each result stays aligned with its input row, and a single button copies the entire output.
Under the hood it lowercases the text, flattens accented letters to their base form (café to cafe), expands or simplifies common ligatures, strips punctuation and symbols, swaps spaces for your chosen separator, and collapses any repeated separators into one. A dropdown lets you pick a hyphen or an underscore, and a toggle turns forced lowercase on or off. The slugs it returns are plain, standards-friendly strings you can drop straight into WordPress post permalinks, Laravel routes, Contentful entry fields, or any PHP or JavaScript project that expects a URL-safe handle.
It is completely free with no sign-up, no limits, and no ads getting in the way. Everything runs entirely in your browser using plain JavaScript, so the titles you paste never leave your device and are never uploaded to any server.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the bulk slug generator free to use?
- Yes, it is 100% free with no account, no sign-up, and no usage limits. You can convert as many lines of titles into slugs as you like, as often as you like.
- How do I create a URL slug from a title?
- Paste your title into the box and the tool instantly returns a slug: it lowercases the words, removes punctuation, and joins them with your chosen separator. For example, "My First Blog Post!" becomes my-first-blog-post. Paste a whole list of titles to get a matching slug for each one.
- How is this different from a single slug generator?
- This tool is built for bulk work. Instead of converting one title at a time, you paste many lines and it returns a slug for every single line at once, keeping the input and output rows aligned.
- Can I use the slugs in WordPress?
- Yes. The output uses the same lowercase, hyphenated format WordPress expects in a post or page permalink, so you can paste a generated slug straight into the URL slug field. It is handy for preparing slugs in bulk before importing or publishing many posts.
- Does it work for Laravel slugs?
- It does. The slugs match the kind of output Laravel's Str::slug helper produces — lowercase, accent-free, and hyphen-joined — so you can drop them into route parameters, model attributes, or seeders. It returns the slug values themselves, not PHP code.
- Can I generate slugs for a PHP or JavaScript project?
- Yes. It produces the same URL-safe strings a slugify function in PHP or JavaScript would return, which you can copy into your code, database, or config. The tool outputs finished slugs rather than source code, so it is a quick alternative when you just need the values.
- Can I use it with Contentful or another CMS?
- Yes. Generated slugs are plain URL-safe text, so they fit the slug field of Contentful entries or any other CMS. Bulk mode is especially useful when you are migrating or seeding many entries and need a slug for each title.
- How does it handle accents and special characters?
- Accented letters are normalized and flattened to their base form (café becomes cafe, José becomes jose), common ligatures like ß, æ, and ø are expanded or simplified, and any remaining punctuation or symbols are removed.
- Can I use underscores instead of hyphens?
- Yes. Use the separator dropdown to switch between a hyphen ( - ) and an underscore ( _ ). Whichever you pick is used to join words, and any repeated separators are automatically collapsed into one.
- What characters does a good slug contain?
- A clean slug uses only lowercase letters, numbers, and a single separator between words, with no spaces, accents, or symbols. This tool enforces that automatically, which keeps your URLs readable, shareable, and friendly to both search engines and servers.
- What are URL slugs used for?
- Slugs are the readable, lowercase portion of a web address (for example my-first-blog-post). They make URLs cleaner, easier to share, and better for SEO than IDs or messy strings full of spaces and symbols.
- Is my data uploaded anywhere?
- No. All slugifying happens locally in your browser with JavaScript. The titles and headings you paste are never sent to a server, stored, or uploaded, so your content stays completely private.