Bulk Slug Generator — Free Online URL Slug Maker

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Slug Options

Separator: Case: Max length:

Prefix: Suffix: Base URL:

or press Ctrl+Enter

Stop Words

Edit to customise which words are removed.

Presets

Slug Rules

✗ Spaces → separator

✗ Special chars removed

✗ Accents transliterated

✗ Multiple separators collapsed

✓ Lowercase by default

✓ Numbers preserved

SEO Slug Tips

Keep slugs short (3–5 words, under 75 chars) for readability and SEO.

Use hyphens, not underscores — Google treats hyphens as word separators.

Include your target keyword near the beginning of the slug.

Avoid dates unless content is time-sensitive (e.g. news).

Once published, don't change slugs — use 301 redirects if you must.

About URL Slugs

What is a Slug?

A URL slug is the human-readable part of a URL that identifies a specific page. For example, in example.com/blog/how-to-build-a-website, the slug is how-to-build-a-website. Good slugs are short, descriptive, and contain relevant keywords.

SEO Importance

Search engines read URL slugs to understand page content. A keyword-rich, clean slug improves click-through rates from SERPs, aids indexing, and provides a better user experience. Google recommends short, descriptive, lowercase slugs with hyphens as word separators.

Transliteration

Accented characters (é, ñ, ü, ç, ø) and special Unicode letters are converted to their closest ASCII equivalent — a process called transliteration. This ensures slugs remain URL-safe without percent-encoding, which can produce ugly URLs like caf%C3%A9.

Stop Words

Stop words are common words (a, an, the, is, in, of, to, and…) that add little SEO value to a URL. Removing them shortens slugs and focuses on meaningful keywords. However, leaving them in preserves full-sentence readability — the choice depends on your CMS and style guide.