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Paste a title or phrase, transliterate it, collapse separators, and export a cleaner slug for URLs, anchors, or content handoff.
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Marketers, content teams, founders, SEO operators, and docs writers creating shareable text identifiers.
Generating clean slugs quickly without opening a CMS or writing a helper script.
Capture slug-generator intent with a narrow browser utility that stays ASCII-first and predictable.
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Most slug jobs still target URLs, anchors, and systems where ASCII output is the safer default. That is why v1 keeps the output predictable instead of preserving Unicode.
Short answers for the questions people usually have before trying a utility like this.
Yes. The first version supports dash and underscore separators.
No. The first version is ASCII-first by design.
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