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Paste any title and get a clean, SEO-friendly URL slug instantly — lowercased, hyphenated, diacritics transliterated, and length-capped. Pick the language and the slug adapts: Latin scripts get kebab-case ASCII, Chinese keeps native characters so the URL stays readable to your audience.
A URL slug is the readable part of a web address that identifies a specific page, usually after the domain. A clean, lowercase, hyphenated slug with relevant keywords is easier for people to read and share and gives search and AI engines a clear hint about the page's topic.
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What Meev is
Meev tracks where your brand appears across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, DeepSeek, Google AI Overviews, and Google AI Mode, then shows what to fix, publish, or pitch next to improve AI visibility.
The path to getting cited
01 · Your domain
Meev reads your existing pages, topics, and Google Search Console signals to learn what your site is about and already ranks for: the foundation for every gap, draft, and citation that follows.
Step 1
Paste your title
The headline of your article, product, or landing page — exactly as you'd publish it.
Step 2
Pick the language
Slug rules differ by script. Latin languages transliterate to ASCII; Chinese keeps native characters.
Step 3
Copy the slug
It updates live as you type. One click copies the slug or the full URL preview.
Step 4
Use it in your CMS
Paste it into the permalink field before you publish — changing it later costs you redirects.
The URL is one of the first things search and AI engines read about a page, and it shows up verbatim in results, citations, and shared links. A short, hyphenated, keyword-bearing slug tells engines and humans what the page is about before they click. A slug full of stop words, dates, or raw punctuation does the opposite — and unlike content, you can't quietly revise it later without a redirect.
Google treats hyphens as word separators but reads underscores as joiners, so my_great_post is effectively one mashed word. Mixed-case URLs create duplicate-content risk because servers may treat /Page and /page as different resources. And very long slugs get truncated in results and look like spam in shared links. Lowercase, hyphenated, and under about 80 characters is the safe envelope everywhere.
Naively stripping non-ASCII characters turns 'Cómo ahorrar más' into 'cmo-ahorrar-ms' — broken words that help nobody. Proper transliteration maps ó→o and ñ→n so the slug stays readable. Chinese is the opposite case: transliterating to pinyin makes slugs 5–8x longer and unreadable to the audience, so keeping native characters (which browsers render fine) is the better choice.
With Meev
This tool is the exact slug logic Meev's publishing engine runs on every article: script-aware, transliterated, length-capped, language-matched. The difference is Meev also writes the article, builds the metadata, and publishes it to your site automatically.
Google explicitly treats hyphens as word separators and underscores as word joiners. A slug like seo_cost_guide reads to the engine as one token, while seo-cost-guide reads as three words it can match against queries. Every major CMS defaults to hyphens for this reason — there's no situation where underscores in a slug are the better choice.
Three to five words, and well under 80 characters. Short slugs are easier to read in search results, get truncated less in shares and citations, and force you to keep only the words that matter. This tool caps Latin-script slugs at 80 characters and Chinese slugs at 30 characters, which keeps the encoded URL comfortably under common limits.
Usually drop them. 'how-to-write-a-meta-description' works fine as 'write-meta-description' — shorter, same meaning, same keywords. Keep a stop word only when removing it changes the meaning or makes the slug read wrong. Engines don't penalize stop words; they just waste characters you could spend on real words.
You can, but every change needs a 301 redirect from the old URL to the new one, or you lose the links, rankings, and AI citations the old URL accumulated. That's why it pays to get the slug right before you hit publish. If you must change one, set the redirect in the same deploy and update your internal links to point at the new URL directly.
It depends on the script. For Latin-based languages (Spanish, French, German, Portuguese), transliterate accents to plain ASCII — ó becomes o, ü becomes u — so the slug works everywhere. For Chinese, keep native characters: browsers render them correctly, they're far shorter than pinyin, and they're readable to the audience actually clicking the link. This tool routes by language automatically.
Meev tracks your visibility across every major AI search surface and publishes quality-gated content that earns citations — automatically.
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