URL Slug Generator: Single & Bulk
Turn any title into a clean URL slug as you type, or run a whole list through the bulk URL slug generator in one go.
A title like “My First Blog Post: 10 Tips & Tricks!” can’t go into a web address as it is. The colon, the ampersand and the exclamation mark all have to go, and the spaces need to become something else. This URL slug generator turns it into my-first-blog-post-10-tips-tricks while you type. And when you have fifty titles instead of one, the bulk URL slug generator handles the whole list at once.
Quick Answer
To make a URL slug, type or paste a title in Single mode. The slug appears instantly, in lowercase, with punctuation removed and the words joined by a dash. For many titles at once, switch to Bulk, put one title on each line, and use Copy All.
How to Make a URL Slug
Type the Title
In Single mode, type or paste the title of your post, page or product.
Set the Rules
Choose a separator, add a max length if your platform has one, and switch Remove Stop Words, Remove Numbers or Romanize on or off.
Copy the Slug
The slug and its character count appear below the settings. Click the copy icon to take it.
How to Generate Slugs in Bulk
Switch to Bulk
Open the Bulk tab and paste your titles, one per line. A column copied from a spreadsheet works well.
Choose the Settings Once
The separator, max length and switches you pick apply to every line. Bulk keeps its own settings, separate from Single.
Copy One or All
Each slug has its own Copy button, and Copy All gives you one slug per line. Lines that produce no slug are left out, so compare the slug count with your list before pasting it beside your titles.
Key Features
Live Slugs
Single mode updates on every keystroke. There’s no generate button to press.
Bulk Mode
One title per line, with numbered results, a Copy button on each row, and a slug count at the top.
Four Separators
Dash (the default), underscore, tilde or dot.
Max Length
Trims the slug to your limit, cutting back to the last full word where it can. The result can end slightly under the limit.
Automatic Clean-Up
Lowercases the text, removes punctuation, strips accents (é becomes e) and collapses repeated separators.
Stop Words and Numbers
Optional switches that drop common English filler words (a, the, of) or digits.
Romanize Non-Latin
Urdu, Arabic and Hindi titles are converted letter by letter into Latin letters. It’s on by default, and it’s transliteration, not translation.
Script Notices
If a title is in a script the tool can’t romanize, such as Chinese, Japanese, Cyrillic or Greek, it tells you instead of leaving you to guess.
Private by Design
Everything runs in your browser. Your titles are never uploaded.
What Is a URL Slug Generator?
A URL slug is the readable last part of a web address: the my-first-blog-post in example.com/blog/my-first-blog-post. A URL slug generator, or slug URL generator, builds it from a title by lowercasing the words, dropping punctuation and joining what’s left with a separator. A bulk slug generator does the same for a whole list of titles instead of one. It produces only the slug, not the full link, so your domain and folder path stay yours to add. Short, readable slugs are easier to read, share and remember.
When Would You Use This?
You’re publishing a blog post or landing page and want a clean URL instead of one full of spaces, colons and question marks.
You have fifty planned article titles in a content calendar and want every slug ready before a single post is drafted.
You’re importing products or pages into a store or CMS and need a slug for every title in a spreadsheet column.
You’re building documentation, course lessons or help-centre pages and want the same separator and rules on every URL.
Your titles are in Urdu, Arabic or Hindi and you want a Latin-letter slug to start from, knowing you may tidy the spelling by hand.
Your platform caps slug length and you need each one trimmed to fit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which separator should I use?
A dash is the usual choice and the default here. Google’s own URL guidance recommends hyphens over underscores. Underscore, tilde and dot are there for systems or naming rules that specifically call for them.
Does it build the whole URL or only the slug?
Only the slug. Add your own domain and folder path in front, for example yoursite.com/blog/ followed by the slug.
What does Romanize Non-Latin do to an Urdu, Arabic or Hindi title?
It swaps each letter for a Latin one, so you get a spelling of the sounds rather than a translation. Urdu and Arabic don’t write short vowels, so a word like کتاب comes out as “ktab”, not an English word. Treat the result as a starting point and edit it if you want a cleaner slug. Chinese, Japanese, Cyrillic and Greek titles aren’t romanized: the tool warns you and keeps those characters as they are.
Can Remove Stop Words change the meaning of a title?
Yes. The list is English only and includes words like “not” and “no”, so “Do Not Panic” becomes “panic”. Check the result before you publish.
What happens to odd lines or repeated titles in Bulk mode?
Empty lines are ignored. A line that produces no slug, such as one made only of symbols, is skipped and counted in a note. Titles that produce the same slug aren’t merged or numbered, so look for repeats yourself, because every URL needs to be unique.
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