Slugifier

Slugifier started from a small but repeated frustration. Every time I was publishing content, creating landing pages, or working on SEO-heavy projects, I needed clean slugs. Not once in a while, but dozens of times in a single session. Existing tools were either buried inside CMSs, locked behind logins, bloated with features I didn’t need, or felt unsafe to paste real client data into. I wanted something I could open, use for 30 seconds, and close without thinking about it again. The problem I was trying to solve: The real problem wasn’t “how to convert text to a slug.” That’s easy. The problem was friction. Most tools add friction where none is needed: No bulk handling when you’re working at scale No visibility into how the slug is being formed Hidden processing or data concerns Slugifier is meant to remove all of that. It’s built for people who already know what a good slug looks like and just want a fast, reliable way to generate them without losing control or context. How the approach evolved during the build At first, Slugifier was extremely minimal. Paste text, get a slug. That was it. But while using it in real work, patterns started to appear. Bulk operations mattered more than expected. Seeing the slug update in real time prevented mistakes. Small formatting controls saved rewrites later. One-click copy removed tiny interruptions that add up over a day. So the process became very practical: Use it → notice friction → remove that friction. Every feature that exists now came from that loop. Nothing was added “because tools usually have this.” The goal stayed the same throughout the build and launch: keep it fast, transparent, and disposable in the best way. Open it, get your work done, and move on.