Turn your blog post titles into clean, keyword-rich URL slugs that rank. A good blog slug is short (3–5 words, under ~60 characters), lowercase, hyphenated and free of stop words — '10 Best SEO Tips for 2025' becomes '10-best-seo-tips', keeping the keywords and dropping the noise. Two decisions matter more than people think. First, leave the year out of the slug even when it is in the title: next January you can refresh the article and keep the same URL, preserving every backlink, instead of competing against your own outdated post. Second, match the slug to the keyword you actually want to rank for, not the clever headline — the title can say 'Stop Doing SEO Wrong', the slug should still be 'common-seo-mistakes'. Keep slugs stable after publishing; if you must change one, add a 301 redirect the same minute. On WordPress, Ghost and most CMSs the auto-generated slug keeps stop words, so pasting your title here first and copying the cleaned result into the URL field takes ten seconds and pays rent forever. The generator above handles 8 languages, strips stop words automatically and shows an SEO score for the result.