AG Slug Generator is a free tool that turns any text — blog titles, product names, people's names, filenames — into a URL-safe slug you can drop straight into an address.
It runs instantly in your browser with no install or sign-up, and never sends your text anywhere. Paste multiple lines to process them all in a single batch.
The default Romanize mode converts Hangul with Revised Romanization, transliterates Latin diacritics and Cyrillic (é, ü, ß…) to ASCII, then replaces the remaining spaces and symbols with your separator to form a lowercase slug.
Unicode mode keeps letters like Hangul and Japanese intact for multilingual URLs and also shows the percent-encoded form used in the real address. Mix and match the separator (- _ .), case, max length, and English stop-word removal freely.
A slug is the human-readable part of a URL that identifies a page. In example.com/blog/hello-world, the slug is hello-world. It usually uses lowercase letters and hyphens with no spaces or special characters.
Yes. The default 'Romanize' mode converts Hangul syllable by syllable using the Revised Romanization system. For example, '안녕하세요' becomes 'annyeonghaseyo'. To keep Hangul in the URL, use 'Unicode' mode.
Yes. Paste several lines and one slug is generated per line. You can copy each line individually or grab them all with 'Copy all'.
No. All conversion happens entirely in your browser; no text is ever sent to or stored on a server.
'Unicode' mode keeps letters and numbers of any script (Korean, Japanese, Arabic…) and only removes symbols and punctuation. 'Strip' mode keeps only ASCII letters and digits and removes everything else.