Keep it short
Three to five meaningful words is plenty for most pages.
Turn a page title into a short, clean URL. Accents, symbols and spaces are converted automatically, and you can strip filler words and cap the length. Paste several titles to convert them all at once.
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A slug is the readable part of a URL that identifies a page, such as /how-to-write-an-invoice. Good slugs are short, lowercase, use hyphens between words and describe the page in a few keywords. People are more likely to click a clear URL, and search engines use the words as a small hint about the page topic.
Google recommends hyphens rather than underscores, because hyphens are read as word separators. Removing stop words such as "the" and "of" can shorten long titles, but keep them when they are needed for the meaning.
Three to five meaningful words is plenty for most pages.
Undated slugs stay relevant when you update the content.
If you change a slug, add a 301 redirect from the old one.
Some servers treat upper and lower case URLs as different pages.
Hyphens. Search engines treat them as spaces between words.
They are converted to plain letters, so "café" becomes "cafe".
Yes. Tick Keep non-Latin letters. Note that such URLs are encoded when shared.
Yes. Put each title on its own line.
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