What this tool does
The slug generator transliterates Cyrillic text, removes extra characters, and builds strings that are convenient for page, file, and product addresses.
How to use
- Paste one heading or a line-by-line list of names.
- Choose the separator and lowercase mode.
- Copy the generated slugs.
How the slug is built
The generator normalizes the line, removes diacritic marks, transliterates Cyrillic to Latin, and replaces unsuitable characters with the selected separator. The result keeps Latin letters, digits, and either hyphens or underscores.
When lowercase mode is enabled, the final string is converted to lowercase. Each input line is processed separately, so you can paste a list of headings or product names and receive slugs in the same order.
Where to use slugs
Slugs are useful for page URLs, files, categories, tags, product pages, and SEO landing pages. A readable address is easier to review in spreadsheets, logs, a CMS, and manual content workflows.
A good slug is usually short, clear, and stable. It helps to remove unnecessary filler words, avoid very long strings, and avoid changing published addresses unless you are ready to manage redirects.
Separators, case, and lists
Hyphens are most common for public URLs because they are readable and familiar across search engines and CMS platforms. Underscores can be useful for files, technical identifiers, and internal tables when that convention is used in a project.
Bulk processing is handy for catalog drafts: paste names line by line, choose the separator, and copy the result. The tool does not check whether an address already exists, so duplicates should be verified in your CMS or database.