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Slugify

Turn text into a short address-friendly name with explicit character choices.

Runs locally

Characters

  • ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange): keep basic Latin letters and digits. Remove accents; æ becomes ae, ø becomes o, å becomes a and ß becomes ss. Example: Æble & Øl → aeble-ol. Other writing systems are not transliterated.
  • Unicode: keep letters and numbers from other writing systems. Example: 你好 世界 → 你好-世界. This does not translate the text.
Input: up to 1 MB. Output: up to 2 MB. Files stay in your browser.
Guide

Turn a title or phrase into a short name suitable for a web address. Spaces become separators. Choose whether to keep letters from other writing systems or produce a name using basic Latin letters and digits.

  1. Add your input

    Type or paste into Input, choose an example or use Open file.

  2. Choose the options

    Use the controls above the fields. The question-mark buttons explain unfamiliar choices.

  3. Read and keep the result

    Output updates automatically. Copy output or Download keeps the result.

On mobile, choose Output to read the result. Clear removes both fields.

Characters

  • ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange): keep basic Latin letters and digits. Remove accents; æ becomes ae, ø becomes o, å becomes a and ß becomes ss. Example: Æble & Øl → aeble-ol. Other writing systems are not transliterated.
  • Unicode: keep letters and numbers from other writing systems. Example: 你好 世界 → 你好-世界. This does not translate the text.

Both modes

  • Use lowercase and replace spaces and punctuation with hyphens. Symbols and emoji are not kept; leading and trailing hyphens are removed.
  • If no usable letters or numbers remain, try Unicode or enter different text.
Shortcuts
  • Ctrl / Cmd + Enter — Run selected action
  • Ctrl / Cmd + Shift + C — Copy output
  • Ctrl / Cmd + S — Download output
  • ? — Show shortcuts outside text fields

Shortcuts work while focus is in the workspace. Copy and download need valid output.

Common questions
What does this tool support?
ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) keeps basic letters and digits, removes accents and maps æ to ae, ø to o, å to a and ß to ss. Unicode preserves other writing systems. This is not universal transliteration.
Is my content saved or uploaded?
No. Only your non-sensitive settings are remembered. Input, output, image data and filenames stay out of storage and statistics.
What happens with a large result?
The displayed text is a limited preview above 200,000 characters. Download retains the complete result; copying is limited to 2 MB. A protective limit produces an error, never a silently shortened download.

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