URL slug generator
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What a slug is and why it matters for SEO
The slug is the last part of a URL that identifies a page: in yoursite.com/blog/chocolate-chip-cookies, the slug is chocolate-chip-cookies. Google displays it in search results and uses it as a signal to understand what the page is about: a readable slug with the right keywords earns more clicks than a string like ?p=4821, and people are far more willing to share it.
The rules of a good slug
Keep everything lowercase — many servers are case-sensitive, so /Page and /page can end up as two different URLs. Use hyphens (not underscores) to separate words: that's the convention search engines treat as a space. Avoid accents and apostrophes, which get encoded into unreadable sequences like %C3%A0 in URLs. Shorter is better — aim for 3-5 words, dropping articles and prepositions. And once a page is published, never change its slug: if you really must, set up a 301 redirect from the old address to the new one.