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A slug that reads well and travels well
A slug is the readable part of a URL after the domain. Good ones are short, lowercase, and made
of real words separated by hyphens. This generator folds accented characters down to plain ASCII
(café becomes cafe) so links never break, and offers the touches most
slugifiers skip: dropping stop words to keep things tight, expanding
German umlauts the proper way (ä to ae,
ß to ss), and capping length at a whole word rather than mid-syllable.
Use hyphens, not underscores: search engines treat a hyphen as a word break and
an underscore as a joiner, so red-shoes reads as two words while
red_shoes can read as one. Readable, keyword-led slugs also help when AI search
labels and links to your page. Pairs with the
SERP Snippet Preview
and Title Capitalization.