Paste a title and get a clean, SEO-friendly URL slug — plus short, dated and keyword-first variants.
Full slug
Short slug (first 5 words)
Dated slug (year/month/day/slug)
Keyword-first slug
A good slug is short, lowercase, hyphen-separated and readable: it tells both readers and search engines what the page is about before they open it. Keep it to the words that carry meaning, drop filler words when the title still reads clearly without them, and never change a slug after a page is published and linked — if you must change one, redirect the old URL to the new one.
For most blogs the full slug is the right default: descriptive without being long. The short variant suits social sharing and very long titles. The dated variant fits news-style blogs where the publish date is part of the URL structure. The keyword-first variant puts your focus keyword at the front of the URL, which some SEOs prefer for topical clarity — enter your focus keyword above to generate it, since the tool cannot guess which phrase matters most for your post.