Turn headlines into clean, SEO-friendly URL slugs — lowercase, hyphenated, no junk.
The tool normalizes your headline: accents are stripped, everything becomes lowercase, punctuation is removed, and words are joined with hyphens (or underscores).
Clean slugs are easier to read, share and rank — search engines and humans both prefer them over ?p=123 style URLs.
Hyphens. Google treats hyphens as word separators; underscores join words into one token.
Accents are transliterated (café → cafe). Other scripts are removed — keep slugs in plain a-z where possible.
No hard limit, but 3–5 words is the sweet spot for readability and SEO.
A clean URL slug — like /best-domain-tips — is easier to read, share and rank than /page?id=482. Type any headline and get an SEO-friendly slug with lowercase letters, hyphens instead of spaces, and no special characters.