Convert blog post title with punctuation and symbol
Input
What is Next.js 15 & Turbopack?Example output
what-is-next-js-15-and-turbopackConvert titles, headings, and article names into clean, URL-friendly slugs. Features automatic diacritic transliteration, stop-word removal, customizable separators, and batch multi-line processing entirely in your browser.
| Output Format | ASCII slug with hyphen, underscore, or dot separators |
|---|---|
| Diacritic Handling | Unicode NFD normalization and Latin character transliteration |
| Maximum Input | 5 MB |
| Execution Deadline | 2.5 s |
Input
What is Next.js 15 & Turbopack?Example output
what-is-next-js-15-and-turbopackInput
Café Crème in München & ÅlesundExample output
cafe-creme-in-munchen-and-alesundAccented characters like é, ñ, ü, and special ligatures like ß and æ are transliterated into their ASCII Latin equivalents (e, n, u, ss, ae) before symbol stripping.
The ampersand (&) and at-sign (@) are converted to 'and' and 'at' to preserve semantic clarity rather than being stripped out completely.
Consecutive punctuation marks, symbols, and whitespace are collapsed into a single separator to prevent ugly URLs with repeated hyphens.
Case Converter
Convert text, identifiers, and variables between camelCase, snake_case, kebab-case, PascalCase, CONSTANT_CASE, Title Case, dot.case, and path/case.
Text & Whitespace Cleaner
Clean extra whitespace, strip blank lines, collapse consecutive spaces, and convert between multi-line lists and single-line text.
URL Encoder / Decoder
Encode and decode URL components, query parameters, and special characters using RFC 3986 percent-encoding or form-urlencoded format.
Line & Text Sorter
Sort lines of text alphabetically, numerically, by string length, deduplicate lines, reverse line order, or shuffle randomly.
A URL slug is the human-readable, hyphenated part at the end of a web address that identifies a specific page or article (e.g., 'what-is-next-js-15-and-turbopack').
Major search engines like Google treat hyphens as word separators, whereas underscores may concatenate words together into a single token in search indexes.
Yes. With multi-line mode enabled by default, each line in your input is treated as a distinct title and converted into its own slug on a new line.