How slugify path works
A URL slug is the lowercase, hyphen-separated version of a text segment used in web addresses. This tool slugifies a whole path at once, but it treats each slash-separated segment independently so the path structure is preserved.
For each segment between slashes the tool lowercases the text, strips accents and special characters, and joins the remaining words with the separator you choose (a hyphen or underscore). The slashes themselves are kept, so a leading, trailing, or double slash survives in the output exactly as it appeared in the input. Backslashes are normalised to forward slashes first, which is handy for Windows-style paths.
Everything runs locally in your browser. Paste a path like /Products/Summer Sale 2024/ and get back /products/summer-sale-2024/ ready to drop into a router, sitemap, or permalink config.