https://slug.tools/

Turn anything into a /clean-url

Slugify titles, tag campaign links, decode query strings, and preview search snippets. Eight small tools for developers, SEO specialists, and anyone who ships links — all running in your browser.

/your-slug-appears-here

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8 tools

  1. /slug-generatorTurn titles into clean, readable URL slugs.
  2. /bulk-slug-generatorSlugify hundreds of titles at once, or upload a CSV.
  3. /url-encoder-decoderPercent-encode text, or make encoded URLs readable again.
  4. /utm-builderTag links with campaign parameters for analytics.
  5. /url-parserBreak any URL into protocol, host, path, query, and hash.
  6. /query-cleanerStrip fbclid, gclid, utm_* and other tracking junk.
  7. /serp-previewSee your URL and title in Google, X, and LinkedIn before publishing.
  8. /base64-urlEncode and decode URL-safe Base64, the JWT flavor.

Notes on /blog

all guides →
  1. The Bulk Slug Migration Checklist: Renaming 1,000 URLs Safely
  2. 12 URL Slug Best Practices for SEO in 2026
  3. URL Normalization: Trailing Slashes, Uppercase, and www
  4. Open Graph Tags: How Links Become Cards on Social Media

Why clean URLs matter

A URL is the smallest piece of copy you publish, and it appears everywhere: search results, browser bars, chat messages, printed citations. Readable slugs earn more clicks in search results, survive being pasted into plain text, and tell both people and crawlers what a page is about before it loads.

Private by architecture

Everything here — slugifying, parsing, encoding, cleaning — runs as client-side code in your browser. There is no backend processing your input, no analytics on what you paste, and campaign URLs or unreleased titles never cross the network.