How to use
- Enter the required information.
- Choose any available options.
- Click the button to view your result.
- Copy the result if needed.
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What makes a useful URL slug?
A slug is the readable part of a URL that identifies a page. Short, descriptive words separated by hyphens are generally easier for people to scan than long strings of punctuation or unrelated numbers. For example, a page titled “Beginner Guide to Image Compression” might use a concise slug such as image-compression-guide.
Review a slug before publishing
- Keep the words relevant to the page topic.
- Remove unnecessary filler words when the meaning remains clear.
- Check that the slug is unique on your website.
- If changing an existing public URL, set up an appropriate redirect and update internal links.
A slug generator creates a text suggestion; it does not check whether a URL is available on your site or configure redirects for you.