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This tool transforms raw text strings into safe, URL-friendly formats - often called slugs. Unlike simple search-and-replace scripts, this engine uses a multi-stage cleaning process. It first normalizes unicode characters (separating letters from diacritics), applies a custom transliteration map for non-Latin scripts (like Cyrillic or Germanic), and finally sanitizes the structure based on RFC-3986 standards.

Valid URLs are critical for SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and user readability. A dirty URL like /Product Name (New!) can break server routing or look unprofessional. This converter ensures your links are deterministic, clean, and safe for browsers.

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Formulas

The conversion pipeline follows a strictly ordered set of operations to ensure data integrity:

Slugify(S) = Trim(dedupe(map(normalize(S))))

Where the normalization process is defined as:

Snorm = S.normalize("NFD").replace(\p{Diacritic}, '')

This separates combined graphemes (like é) into their base letter (e) and combining mark (´), allowing the regex engine to discard the mark while keeping the legible character.

Reference Data

Character TypeInput ExampleClean OutputLogic Applied
DiacriticsCrème Brûléecreme-bruleeNFD Normalization
GermanicGroßglocknergrossglocknerLiteral Expansion
CyrillicПривет мирprivet-mirTransliteration Map
SymbolsC++ & C#c-plus-plus-and-c-sharpSmart Replacement
Path Handlingblog / 2024 / newblog/2024/newPreserve Slashes (Optional)

Frequently Asked Questions

They are transliterated. The tool maps characters like "ß" to "ss", "æ" to "ae", and Cyrillic/Greek characters to their Latin phonetic equivalents to ensure the URL remains readable.
Yes. Toggle the "Preserve Paths" option. Standard slugification converts slashes to separators, but "Path Mode" keeps them, allowing you to generate deep URL structures like /category/item-name.
Search engines prefer hyphens (-) over underscores (_) as separators. This tool defaults to hyphens to maximize readability and crawling efficiency according to Google guidelines.
No. This tool runs 100% in your browser using JavaScript. No text you type leaves your device.