What does Simplify Latin accents do?
It converts Latin characters to common URL-friendly forms. For example, crème becomes creme, Straße becomes Strasse, and æ becomes ae.
Create single or batch URL slugs with reserved-route checks, collision numbering, mapping, and exports.
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When collision handling is enabled, generated slugs skip these existing values using the current slug rules.
Enter a title or phrase to generate a slug.
It converts Latin characters to common URL-friendly forms. For example, crème becomes creme, Straße becomes Strasse, and æ becomes ae.
Yes. Keep non-Latin letters is enabled by default for readable international URLs. Turn it off when a system requires ASCII-only slugs.
Apostrophes are removed inside words by default, so Beginner's becomes beginners rather than beginner-s. The optional symbol rule expands &, +, and @ to and, plus, and at.
Add existing routes under Reserve existing slugs. When collision handling is enabled, both reserved values and repeated generated values receive suffixes such as -2 and -3 within the selected maximum length.
The mapping keeps the source line, original title, base slug, final slug, status, and whether a collision was resolved. The mobile preview shows the first 100 titles, while CSV and JSON downloads include every nonblank source line.
The limit counts Unicode characters. Avoid cutting the last word shortens at the previous separator when possible, but a single word longer than the limit is still truncated.
It changes only the encoded example path, not the generated slug. Use it to preview a route such as /articles/my-post or /products/my-item.
Yes. Runs of spaces and punctuation become one selected separator, and separators are removed from both ends.