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6 words
- Characters
- 32
- Max length
- 60
- Separator
- Hyphen
Keep one canonical URL for one search intent. Do not create several thin pages with only slightly different slugs.
Use this free slug generator to convert titles, tool names, and blog ideas into lowercase hyphenated URL slugs with optional maximum length.

how-to-use-the-kawaii-calculator
6 words
Keep one canonical URL for one search intent. Do not create several thin pages with only slightly different slugs.
Recent slugs will appear here.
Slug text stays in this tab. Use the generated slug as a draft URL path and keep one canonical page per search intent.
Inputs and recent answers stay in this browser tab and are not sent to a server.
Create draft URL paths for tool pages and blog guides.
Shorten long titles into readable slugs.
Turn headings into lowercase hyphenated text.
Keep search-intent variations on one canonical page instead of creating duplicates.
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Plain-language answers about when to use the tool, what it does with your inputs, what to double-check, and how privacy works.
Use it when your task matches one of these common needs: Create draft URL paths for tool pages and blog guides. Shorten long titles into readable slugs. It works best when you already know the title, heading, tool name, phrase, and optional maximum length you want to turn into a draft URL slug.
In plain language: The generator normalizes text, keeps letters and numbers, changes spaces and punctuation to hyphens, trims repeated hyphens, and applies an optional length limit. The examples on the page are there so you can compare your inputs with a filled-out example before copying the answer.
Title or phrase is the text you want in the URL path. Max length is optional; leave it blank for the full slug, or use it when a CMS, style guide, or project rule needs shorter URLs.
Read the output next to your original text. If the tool changes spacing, line breaks, encoding, capitalization, or word breaks, compare a small sample before copying the whole result into another app.
A clean slug helps readability, but one canonical helpful page matters more than several thin pages with nearly identical slugs. Also check whether the slug lost an important word, ended after a cut-off phrase, changed an ampersand to and, or creates a near-duplicate URL for the same search intent.
It keeps word and number characters, changes spaces and most punctuation into hyphen breaks, turns ampersands into the word and, lowercases the result, and removes repeated or trailing hyphens. Review brand names, acronyms, and product codes before copying the slug.
The tool trims the generated slug to the maximum length and removes any trailing hyphen. That keeps the URL tidy, but it can cut off context, so check that the final slug still names the page clearly.
No. A short slug is easier to read, but it should still describe the page. Do not make separate pages for tiny slug variations such as calculator, free-calculator, and online-calculator when one useful canonical page would serve the same intent.
No. The tool runs in your browser tab. Your recent answers stay only on the page while you use it, and they are not sent to a server.