Converts arbitrary text to URL-safe slugs, lowercasing and stripping diacritics, with configurable separator.
URL Slug Generator
Converts arbitrary text into URL-safe slugs by lowercasing and removing diacritics, with customizable separators. Developers, content creators, and marketers use this tool to create clean, SEO-friendly URLs from titles, product names, or other text inputs. It ensures that your URLs are readable, consistent, and compatible across different web browsers and platforms.
- 02DevBoltdevbolt.dev
Converts text into URL-friendly slugs with Unicode transliteration and bulk mode.
Side by side
URL Slug Generator options compared
| Tool | Best for | Strengths | Limitations |
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| 10015 Tools 10015.io | Quick slugs with custom separators |
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| DevBolt devbolt.dev | Bulk conversion and privacy |
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Buyer's guide
How to choose a url slug generator
If you need to process a single title or product name quickly, look for a tool that lets you pick the separator and remove stop words without signing up. If you are converting many items at once or are handling sensitive text and want to keep it on your device, choose a tool that offers bulk mode and processes everything in your browser rather than sending it to a server.
Questions
URL Slug Generator FAQ
- Can I use these tools for non-Latin characters like Cyrillic or Chinese?
- DevBolt's tool supports Unicode transliteration, which converts non-Latin characters into ASCII equivalents. 10015.io's tool removes diacritics but does not explicitly mention transliteration for non-Latin scripts.
- Will the generated slug be safe for all websites and platforms?
- Both tools lowercase the text and remove special characters to produce standard URL-friendly slugs. Checking the specific platform's slug requirements is still recommended.
- Do I need to create an account to use these slug generators?
- 10015.io's tool appears to work without an account based on the live page excerpt. DevBolt's tool also does not require an account for basic use.
- What is the difference between a hyphen, underscore, and dot as a separator?
- A hyphen (-) is the most common choice for SEO-friendly URLs. An underscore (_) is less common and may not be recognized as a word separator by some search engines. A dot (.) is typically used in file names or specific routing contexts rather than URL paths.
- Can I remove common words like 'and' or 'the' from my slug?
- 10015.io's tool includes an option to remove stop words (English only). DevBolt's tool mentions stop word support in its presets but does not list it as a primary feature in the excerpt.

