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URL Slug Generator

Turn a title into a clean, lowercase, hyphenated slug. Shorter slugs with your target keyword near the front tend to perform best.

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Good slug habits

Keep slugs short (Google's own guidance and most SEO studies point to roughly 3-5 words), use hyphens rather than underscores, and avoid dates or version numbers you'll need to update later. Removing stop words is a style choice, not a ranking requirement — some sites intentionally keep them for readability.

How to use the URL Slug Generator

  1. Paste your page title.
  2. Optionally remove stop words for a shorter slug.
  3. Copy the slug into your CMS’s URL field.

Frequently asked questions

How long should a URL slug be?

Short and descriptive: around 3–6 words, with the main keyword near the start.

Should I include the year?

Only if the content is truly tied to that year. Otherwise leave it out so the URL stays valid when you update the page.

Can I change a slug after publishing?

Yes, but set up a 301 redirect from the old URL so you keep links and rankings.