Paste an article title, product name or campaign name below. The tool returns two results at once: the text with Vietnamese accents removed, and a slug ready to use in a URL (for example khuyen-mai-mua-he-2026).
Everything runs in your browser: nothing is sent anywhere or stored, and it disappears when you reload the page.
Letters outside the Latin alphabet (for example Chinese, Japanese, Korean) are dropped from the slug. When you set a maximum length, the slug is cut at a word boundary so it never ends mid-word.
It converts accented letters into plain ones, for example "Việt Nam" becomes "Viet Nam". The letter "đ" becomes "d" and "Đ" becomes "D".
A slug is the last part of a URL that describes the page, for example /summer-sale-2026. A short, lowercase, accent-free slug makes links readable, easy to share and friendly to search engines.
Use hyphens (-). Google recommends hyphens to separate words in URLs, while underscores are not treated as word separators.
As short as possible, usually 3 to 5 key words. You can set a maximum length and the tool cuts at a word boundary so the slug does not end mid-word.
No. The tool runs entirely in your browser, makes no server calls and stores nothing. Reloading the page clears your text.
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