Slugify tool
Title → URL slug with NFKD ASCII fold, separator, and length cap. Nothing is uploaded.
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How it works
Slugify makes strings safe for URL path segments: lowercase, separators instead of spaces, and usually ASCII-only.
ASCII fold uses Unicode NFKD then drops combining marks (é → e). CJK and other scripts without ASCII decompositions are removed when strict mode is on.
Max length trims on separator boundaries when possible so you do not end on a dangling hyphen.
Examples
Hello World! → hello-world Café résumé → cafe-resume foo--bar baz → foo-bar-baz Product #42 → product-42
FAQ
Why did Chinese characters disappear? Strict ASCII mode removes code points without Latin decompositions. Turn strict off to keep them (may be less portable).
Underscore vs hyphen? Hyphens are conventional in URL slugs; underscores are common in identifiers.
Percent-encoding? This outputs a slug string; the browser encodes when you put it in a URL.
Idempotent? Running twice on a clean slug usually returns the same value.
Uploaded? No.