Slug generator.

A URL is read by people before they click it and by search engines after. "/servicii-web-design-iasi" tells both what to expect. "/?p=1847" tells neither anything, and "/cum-să-îți-optimizezi-site-ul" tells them something in theory while breaking in practice, because non-ASCII characters get percent-encoded into unreadable strings the moment anyone copies the link.

This handles the transliteration explicitly: ă becomes a, ș becomes s, ț becomes t, ü becomes u, ß becomes ss. Punctuation and apostrophes are stripped, spaces become hyphens, and the result is lowercase ASCII that survives being pasted into an email, a message or a print advert.

Paste multiple titles, one per line, and get a slug for each — useful when you are planning a content calendar or migrating a site and need the whole URL structure at once.

Worth knowing

• Hyphens, never underscores. Search engines treat hyphens as word separators and underscores as joiners.
• Three to five meaningful words is the sweet spot. Long slugs get truncated in results and look spammy.
• Never change a live URL without a 301 redirect. You will lose the rankings and the backlinks pointing at it.