Turn any title into a clean, SEO-friendly, URL-safe slug — with multilingual transliteration, stop-word removal, batch mode and export, entirely in your browser.
History and favorites are saved only in this browser (localStorage) — never uploaded anywhere.
The original Slug Generator did one thing well: it turned a title into a lowercase, hyphen-or-underscore-joined slug, stripping accents and special characters, updating as you typed. That covered the basic case but broke completely the moment a title contained anything outside plain English — a Hindi headline, a Russian product name, an emoji a content-management system had auto-inserted — because its cleaning regex silently deleted every non-ASCII character rather than handling it properly. The Professional SEO Slug Generator keeps the instant, live-preview simplicity of the original tool and rebuilds the slug engine underneath it: six separator choices, five case modes, a full character-cleaning pipeline, genuine multilingual transliteration, stop-word removal, prefix/suffix/timestamp support, batch processing with CSV and Excel import, SEO analysis, a URL preview, and export to six formats — all computed locally, with nothing ever uploaded.
Type or paste a title and the slug updates live below it. Choose a separator (hyphen, underscore, dot, slash, none, or a custom character), a case mode (lowercase, UPPERCASE, Title Case, Sentence case, or preserve the original casing), and minimum/maximum length limits — a slug that's too long is truncated at the nearest separator boundary rather than mid-word. A character-cleaning panel lets you toggle removal of special characters, symbols like © and ™, emojis, HTML tags, punctuation and extra whitespace independently, so you control exactly how aggressive the cleanup is. A script-handling selector decides what happens to non-Latin text: transliterate it to ASCII, preserve the original script in the slug, or strip non-Latin characters entirely. Stop-word removal drops common filler words ("a", "the", "and", and so on) using an editable list. Prefix, suffix, category and timestamp options let you build structured slugs like blog-2026-07-05-my-post in one pass, and a set of custom replace rules — pre-loaded with "& → and", "@ → at", "+ → plus" and fully editable — runs before everything else so symbols become words instead of disappearing.
A clean slug is one of the easiest on-page SEO wins available: search engines and users alike parse a short, readable, keyword-bearing URL far more easily than a string of random characters or an untouched title full of spaces and punctuation. This tool's live SEO Analysis panel checks every slug you generate against the practical rules that matter — is it URL-safe (only letters, numbers and your chosen separator, nothing that needs percent-encoding), is it a reasonable length (the widely recommended 3–60 character range that's long enough to be descriptive and short enough to display fully in search results), and does it duplicate a slug you've already saved. A URL preview shows the slug appended to a base URL of your choice, so you can see exactly how the finished address will look before you publish anything.
Six separator choices cover virtually every convention in use: hyphen (the standard for web URLs, since search engines treat it as a word boundary), underscore (common in file names and some legacy systems, though search engines generally do not treat it as a word boundary — the tool's SEO analysis will flag this distinction), dot and slash for specialised path or versioning schemes, no separator for a single unbroken token, and a fully custom separator of your choosing. Whichever you pick, the tool automatically collapses duplicate separators and strips any leading or trailing separator, so you never end up with a slug like --my-post-- or -my-post.
Independent toggles cover the character classes that most often pollute a title-turned-slug: special characters (anything outside letters, numbers, whitespace and your separator characters), symbols such as ©, ®, ™, °, % and currency signs, emojis across the full modern emoji Unicode ranges, HTML tags for titles copy-pasted out of a rich-text editor or CMS field, punctuation like quotation marks, exclamation points and brackets, and collapsing extra spaces down to single separators. Every toggle is independent, so you can, for example, keep emojis but strip HTML, or keep punctuation but remove symbols — whatever your content actually needs.
The tool correctly handles Hindi, English, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian and Greek input rather than silently deleting it, which is exactly where the original tool broke down. Transliterate to ASCII applies real, algorithmic letter-mapping tables for scripts that have a well-defined phonetic correspondence to Latin letters: Devanagari (Hindi) consonant-and-vowel-sign combinations, the Greek alphabet, Cyrillic (Russian), simplified Arabic consonant mapping, and full Unicode accent-stripping for languages like French, Spanish, German and Vietnamese. Preserve original script keeps Hindi, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian and Greek characters in the slug exactly as typed — a legitimate and increasingly common SEO practice, since modern search engines index Unicode URLs correctly. Chinese, Japanese and Korean deserve an honest note: genuine phonetic transliteration (Pinyin, Rōmaji, Revised Romanization) requires a per-character pronunciation dictionary with tens of thousands of entries and context-dependent readings — far beyond what a lightweight, offline browser tool can responsibly claim to do accurately. Rather than fake it, this tool preserves CJK characters as valid Unicode in the slug and flags this clearly in the SEO analysis panel, so you always know exactly what you're getting. Strip non-Latin characters is available as a third option when you specifically need an ASCII-only result and don't need the non-Latin content represented at all.
Switch to the Batch tab to slugify many titles in one pass: paste one title per line, or import a CSV file (the first column of each row is read as a title, with proper quoted-field handling for titles that themselves contain commas) or an Excel spreadsheet (via the first column of the first sheet). Every title in the batch is processed with your current separator, case, cleaning and transliteration settings, and duplicate slugs within the batch are highlighted immediately so you can adjust a title before publishing two pages with the same URL.
Export a single slug with one click to your clipboard, or export an entire batch as plain TXT (one slug per line), CSV (title and slug columns), Excel (a real .xlsx workbook), JSON, XML, or a Markdown table — whichever format your CMS, spreadsheet or documentation workflow expects.
Every slug is generated entirely inside your browser; nothing you type — and nothing in any file you import — is ever uploaded to a server. History and favourites are saved only in this browser's local storage, under your control, and can be cleared at any time. The tool keeps working offline once loaded, needs no account or signup, and includes no AI-powered functionality anywhere.
The Professional SEO Slug Generator is a free, entirely browser-based tool for turning any title, heading or phrase into a clean, URL-safe slug ready for a blog post, product page, documentation article or file name. It grew out of a simple lowercase-and-hyphenate converter, but real content teams need more than one separator and one case option — they need to control exactly how special characters, emojis and HTML are handled, they need slugs that work correctly for titles in Hindi, Arabic, Russian or Greek instead of having that content silently deleted, they need to process fifty titles at once instead of one at a time, and they need the result exported in whatever format their publishing pipeline expects. This tool was rebuilt to do all of that, entirely on your own device, with nothing ever sent to a server.
At its core is a configurable cleaning pipeline that runs, in order, exactly the steps you'd want: custom replace rules first (so "Rock & Roll" becomes "Rock and Roll" before anything else touches it, rather than the ampersand simply vanishing), then HTML-tag stripping, emoji removal and symbol removal, then script handling, then punctuation and special-character cleaning, then your chosen case transform, then stop-word removal, and finally separator joining with automatic clean-up of duplicate, leading or trailing separators. Because every stage is a toggle or a choice rather than a fixed, hard-coded behaviour, the tool adapts to a blog's house style, a product catalogue's naming convention, or a documentation site's file-naming rules without ever needing a different tool.
The most significant upgrade over the original tool is genuine multilingual handling. The old version's cleaning step used a plain [^a-zA-Z0-9] pattern, which silently stripped every character outside basic English — a Hindi film title, a Russian brand name, a Greek philosophical term would all come out as an empty or nonsensical slug. This tool fixes that properly rather than papering over it. A "transliterate to ASCII" mode applies real, hand-built letter-mapping algorithms: Devanagari (Hindi) text is broken down by its actual linguistic structure — independent vowels, consonants with their inherent "a" sound, vowel signs (matras) that replace that inherent vowel, and the virama mark that suppresses it entirely for consonant clusters — and converted to readable Latin letters accordingly. Greek and Russian (Cyrillic) use their standard, widely recognised letter-for-letter Latin correspondences. Arabic uses a simplified consonant-mapping table appropriate for the undiacritised text most Arabic content actually uses day to day. Latin-script languages with accents — French, Spanish, German, Vietnamese and others — have their diacritics stripped using Unicode's own normalisation rules, so "café" correctly becomes "cafe" rather than being mangled or deleted.
Chinese, Japanese and Korean get an honest treatment rather than a fake one. Properly transliterating Chinese characters into Pinyin, Japanese into Rōmaji, or Korean into Revised Romanization requires a dictionary mapping tens of thousands of individual characters to their pronunciation — and for Chinese and Japanese in particular, the correct reading of a given character often depends on context, on the specific word it appears in, and on regional convention. That is a fundamentally different kind of problem from algorithmic letter-substitution, and building it properly would require either a large external pronunciation database or a genuine language model — neither of which belongs in a lightweight, privacy-first, offline browser tool with no AI. Rather than produce transliteration that looks plausible but is frequently wrong, this tool's "preserve original script" mode keeps Chinese, Japanese and Korean characters exactly as typed, which is itself a completely valid and increasingly common approach: modern search engines index and rank Unicode URLs in these scripts perfectly well, and many major Chinese, Japanese and Korean websites use native-script URLs for exactly this reason. The tool flags this clearly in its SEO analysis panel so you always know precisely what kind of slug you're publishing.
Everything else that makes a slug production-ready is built in alongside the core engine. Minimum and maximum length limits, with truncation that respects word boundaries instead of cutting mid-word, keep slugs within the length search engines display well. Stop-word removal, with a fully editable word list, trims filler words that add length without adding meaning. Prefix, suffix and an automatic date-timestamp option let you build structured slugs — a category prefix, today's date, and the title itself, all joined consistently. Batch mode processes a whole spreadsheet or a pasted list of titles at once, importing directly from CSV or Excel files, flagging duplicate slugs within the batch before they become duplicate URLs on your site, and exporting the results as plain text, CSV, Excel, JSON, XML or Markdown. A local history remembers your recent slugs and lets you star favourites, searchable and filterable, saved only in your own browser's storage and cleared whenever you choose. High-contrast and large-font toggles support readers who need them, and every control is reachable and operable by keyboard alone. Nothing you type, paste or import is ever transmitted anywhere — the tool works offline once loaded, needs no account, and contains no AI-powered functionality of any kind.
The same guide in Hindi / यही जानकारी हिंदी में।
Professional SEO Slug Generator एक फ्री, पूरी तरह ब्राउज़र-आधारित टूल है जो किसी भी title, heading या phrase को एक साफ़, URL-safe slug में बदल देता है जो ब्लॉग पोस्ट, product page, documentation article या file name के लिए तैयार हो। यह एक साधारण lowercase-and-hyphenate converter से शुरू हुआ था, लेकिन असली content teams को एक से ज़्यादा separator और case option चाहिए होते हैं — उन्हें यह control चाहिए कि special characters, emojis और HTML कैसे handle हों, उन्हें Hindi, Arabic, Russian या Greek titles के लिए सही slugs चाहिए बजाय इसके कि वह content चुपचाप delete हो जाए, उन्हें एक साथ पचास titles process करने होते हैं, और उन्हें अपने publishing pipeline के हिसाब से format में result export करना होता है। यह टूल यह सब करने के लिए फिर से बनाया गया है, पूरी तरह आपके अपने डिवाइस पर, कुछ भी server पर भेजे बिना।
इसके मूल में एक configurable cleaning pipeline है जो बिल्कुल उसी क्रम में चलती है जो आप चाहेंगे: पहले custom replace rules (ताकि "Rock & Roll" कुछ और होने से पहले "Rock and Roll" बन जाए, बजाय इसके कि ampersand सिर्फ़ गायब हो जाए), फिर HTML-tag stripping, emoji removal और symbol removal, फिर script handling, फिर punctuation और special-character cleaning, फिर आपका चुना हुआ case transform, फिर stop-word removal, और आख़िर में duplicate, leading या trailing separators की अपने-आप सफ़ाई के साथ separator joining। चूँकि हर stage एक toggle या choice है न कि एक तय, hard-coded व्यवहार, यह टूल किसी blog की house style, किसी product catalogue की naming convention, या किसी documentation site के file-naming नियमों के हिसाब से ढल जाता है, बिना कभी अलग टूल की ज़रूरत के।
मूल टूल के मुक़ाबले सबसे बड़ा सुधार genuine multilingual handling है। पुराने version का cleaning step एक सादा [^a-zA-Z0-9] pattern इस्तेमाल करता था, जो basic English के बाहर हर character को चुपचाप हटा देता था — एक Hindi film title, एक Russian brand name, एक Greek शब्द सब खाली या बेमतलब slug में बदल जाते। यह टूल इसे ठीक से ठीक करता है, सिर्फ़ ढकता नहीं। एक "transliterate to ASCII" mode असली, हाथ से बनाए letter-mapping algorithms इस्तेमाल करता है: Devanagari (Hindi) text को उसकी असली भाषाई संरचना से तोड़ा जाता है — independent vowels, अपने अंतर्निहित "a" sound वाले consonants, vowel signs (matras) जो उस अंतर्निहित vowel की जगह लेते हैं, और virama mark जो consonant clusters के लिए इसे पूरी तरह हटा देता है — और तदनुसार readable Latin letters में बदल दिया जाता है। Greek और Russian (Cyrillic) अपने standard, व्यापक रूप से मान्यता प्राप्त letter-for-letter Latin correspondence इस्तेमाल करते हैं। Arabic एक simplified consonant-mapping table इस्तेमाल करता है जो ज़्यादातर असली Arabic content में इस्तेमाल होने वाले undiacritised text के लिए उपयुक्त है। Accents वाली Latin-script भाषाएँ — French, Spanish, German, Vietnamese और अन्य — के diacritics Unicode के अपने normalisation नियमों से हटाए जाते हैं, इसलिए "café" सही तरीक़े से "cafe" बनता है, बिगड़ता या हटता नहीं।
Chinese, Japanese और Korean को एक ईमानदार treatment मिलता है, नक़ली नहीं। Chinese characters को Pinyin में, Japanese को Rōmaji में, या Korean को Revised Romanization में सही तरीक़े से transliterate करने के लिए हज़ारों individual characters को उनके उच्चारण से जोड़ने वाली एक dictionary चाहिए होती है — और ख़ासकर Chinese और Japanese के लिए, किसी character का सही उच्चारण अक्सर context पर, उस specific शब्द पर जिसमें वह आता है, और regional convention पर निर्भर करता है। यह algorithmic letter-substitution से मौलिक रूप से अलग तरह की समस्या है, और इसे ठीक से बनाने के लिए या तो एक बड़ा बाहरी pronunciation database या एक genuine language model चाहिए होगा — इनमें से कोई भी एक lightweight, privacy-first, offline browser tool में बिना AI के जगह नहीं रखता। ऐसा transliteration बनाने के बजाय जो सही दिखे पर अक्सर ग़लत हो, इस टूल का "preserve original script" mode Chinese, Japanese और Korean characters को बिल्कुल वैसे ही रखता है जैसे टाइप किए गए थे, जो ख़ुद एक पूरी तरह valid और बढ़ता हुआ आम तरीक़ा है: आधुनिक search engines इन scripts में Unicode URLs को बख़ूबी index और rank करते हैं, और कई बड़ी Chinese, Japanese और Korean websites बिल्कुल इसी वजह से native-script URLs इस्तेमाल करती हैं। टूल इसे अपने SEO analysis panel में साफ़ तौर पर flag करता है ताकि आपको हमेशा पता रहे कि आप बिल्कुल किस तरह का slug publish कर रहे हैं।
बाकी हर वह चीज़ जो एक slug को production-ready बनाती है, core engine के साथ built-in है। Minimum और maximum length limits, जिनका truncation word boundaries का सम्मान करता है बीच में काटने के बजाय, slugs को उस length के भीतर रखते हैं जिसे search engines अच्छे से दिखाते हैं। पूरी तरह editable word list वाला Stop-word removal, filler words को छाँट देता है जो meaning जोड़े बिना length बढ़ाते हैं। Prefix, suffix और एक automatic date-timestamp option आपको structured slugs बनाने देते हैं — एक category prefix, आज की तारीख़, और title ख़ुद, सब लगातार जोड़े गए। Batch mode एक साथ पूरी spreadsheet या titles की एक pasted list process करता है, सीधे CSV या Excel files से import करता है, batch के भीतर duplicate slugs को उनके आपकी site पर duplicate URLs बनने से पहले flag करता है, और results को plain text, CSV, Excel, JSON, XML या Markdown के रूप में export करता है। एक local history आपके हाल के slugs याद रखती है और favourites star करने देती है, searchable और filterable, सिर्फ़ आपके अपने ब्राउज़र के storage में सहेजी गई और जब चाहें साफ़ की जा सकती है। High-contrast और large-font toggles उन readers की मदद करते हैं जिन्हें इनकी ज़रूरत है, और हर control सिर्फ़ keyboard से पहुँचने और चलाने योग्य है। आप जो भी टाइप, पेस्ट या import करते हैं वह कभी कहीं transmit नहीं होता — लोड होने के बाद टूल offline काम करता है, किसी account की ज़रूरत नहीं, और इसमें किसी भी तरह की कोई AI-powered functionality नहीं है।
Yes, completely free with no signup, no account and no limit on how many slugs you generate. / हाँ, यह पूरी तरह मुफ़्त है, बिना signup या account के।
No. Every slug is generated locally in your browser; nothing is ever sent to a server, including any CSV or Excel file you import. / नहीं, सब कुछ आपके ब्राउज़र में ही होता है।
Hyphen, underscore, dot, slash, no separator, or a fully custom character of your choice. / hyphen, underscore, dot, slash, कोई separator नहीं, या custom character।
Hyphens are generally recommended — search engines treat a hyphen as a word boundary, but typically do not treat an underscore the same way. / hyphen की सिफ़ारिश की जाती है, underscore को word boundary नहीं माना जाता।
Lowercase, UPPERCASE, Title Case, Sentence case, or preserving the original casing exactly as typed. / lowercase, UPPERCASE, Title Case, Sentence case, या original casing।
Yes — it can transliterate these scripts to readable ASCII using real letter-mapping rules, or preserve the original script in the slug, your choice. / हाँ, transliterate या original script preserve दोनों विकल्प उपलब्ध हैं।
Not phonetically — accurate Pinyin/Rōmaji/Romanization needs a huge per-character pronunciation dictionary that's beyond a lightweight offline tool. The tool preserves these characters correctly in the slug instead, which modern search engines index just fine. / CJK के लिए characters सही तरीक़े से preserve किए जाते हैं, phonetic transliteration नहीं।
The previous version stripped every non-English character. This rebuild fixes that with real transliteration and a "preserve original script" mode. / पुराना version non-English characters हटा देता था; अब सही तरीक़े से handle होते हैं।
Independent toggles for special characters, symbols, emojis, HTML tags, punctuation and extra spaces — turn any of them on or off. / special characters, symbols, emojis, HTML tags, punctuation, extra spaces — सब अलग-अलग toggle होते हैं।
Yes, toggle "Remove stop words" and edit the comma-separated word list to match your needs. / हाँ, stop word list को edit भी कर सकते हैं।
Yes — dedicated prefix and suffix fields, plus a timestamp toggle that prepends today's date automatically. / prefix, suffix, और timestamp तीनों उपलब्ध हैं।
They convert specific characters into words before slugification — pre-loaded with "& → and", "@ → at" and "+ → plus", and you can add, edit or remove any rule. / "&→and" जैसे custom replace rules बदले जा सकते हैं।
A slug longer than your maximum is cut at the nearest separator, never mid-word, so you never get a truncated, broken-looking word. / maximum length पर शब्द के बीच में नहीं काटा जाता।
The slug is within the recommended 3–60 character range and contains only URL-safe characters and your chosen separator. / 3–60 अक्षर और URL-safe characters का मतलब है SEO friendly।
The slug contains only letters, numbers and your separator — nothing that a browser or server would need to percent-encode. / सिर्फ़ letters, numbers और separator — URL safe।
Every new slug is checked against your saved history; a duplicate is flagged so you don't accidentally publish two pages with the same URL. / नए slug की history से duplicate जाँच होती है।
Yes — switch to Batch Mode, paste one title per line, or import a CSV or Excel file directly. / Batch Mode में कई titles एक साथ process होते हैं।
Delete the header line from the batch textarea before clicking "Generate all" — the import step is a starting point you can always edit. / import के बाद header line को textarea से हटा दें।
TXT, CSV, Excel (.xlsx), JSON, XML and Markdown for batch results, plus one-click clipboard copy for a single slug. / TXT, CSV, Excel, JSON, XML, Markdown export उपलब्ध हैं।
Only in this browser's local storage, on your own device — never uploaded. Clear it any time from the History tab. / history सिर्फ़ आपके browser में सहेजी जाती है।
Yes, the search box on the History tab filters by title or slug text instantly. / search box से history filter कर सकते हैं।
High contrast and large fonts apply instantly for your current session; toggle them any time from the Single Slug tab. / high contrast और large fonts turant apply होते हैं।
No. Every slug is built from deterministic, hand-written rules and transliteration tables — no AI anywhere. / नहीं, इसमें कोई AI शामिल नहीं है।
Yes, once the page has loaded. The Excel import/export feature uses one small external library; everything else is fully self-contained. / लोड होने के बाद यह offline भी काम करता है।