Text to Slug Converter

Turn any title into a clean URL slug with dash or underscore separators.

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How to use Text to Slug Converter

Three quick steps — no sign-up needed

  1. Step 1

    Enter a title or text

    Paste the headline you want as a URL segment.

  2. Step 2

    Choose separator and options

    Use Dash (-) or Underscore (_) and apply listed clean-up options.

  3. Step 3

    Copy the slug

    Paste into your CMS permalink settings.

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About Text to Slug Converter

Text to Slug Converter builds clean URL slugs from titles using dash or underscore separators. Developers and bloggers searching "slug generator", "title to URL", or "permalink generator" need lowercase, readable paths without manual cleanup.

Enter a title, pick Dash (-) or Underscore (_), apply options, and copy the slug. Good slugs are short, descriptive, and stable - avoid changing them after a post ranks.

Strip stop words only when it still leaves meaning. Keyword stuffing in slugs looks spammy and rarely helps.

Benefits of Text to Slug Converter

Dash or underscore Match your site convention.
Title to permalink Skip hand-editing every post URL.
CMS friendly Works with common blog and static generators.
Consistent paths Cleaner internal linking and sharing.

Frequently asked questions

Dash or underscore for SEO?

Dashes are the common web convention for word separation in URLs.

Should slugs include dates?

Only if your URL scheme needs them - shorter is usually clearer.

What about non-English titles?

Transliteration/cleanup behaviour depends on options; keep slugs readable.

Can I change a slug later?

Yes, but set redirects if the old URL was public.

Does a slug rank a page alone?

No - content quality and links matter far more.