Runs in your browser — nothing you paste is uploaded.
Turn a title into a clean URL slug — lowercase, accents removed, spaces and punctuation to hyphens — the way WordPress sanitize_title() does. Runs in your browser.
Slug updates as you type.
A slug is the URL-friendly version of a title — the part after your domain in a permalink. This tool lowercases the text, strips accents (café → cafe), converts anything that isn't a letter or number to a hyphen, and collapses and trims the hyphens.
The rules mirror WordPress sanitize_title() for Latin text, so the slug you see here is what WordPress would store for a post with that title.
Everything runs locally in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
For Latin text, yes — it mirrors sanitize_title: lowercase, accents stripped, non-alphanumerics turned to hyphens, then collapsed and trimmed.
Accents are removed via Unicode normalisation; scripts with no Latin form (Cyrillic, CJK, …) are dropped — matching WordPress's default without a transliteration plugin.