Slug to Title

Turn a URL slug such as my-first-post into a readable title or sentence.

Turn a slug into a title

No slug converted yet.
Hyphens, underscores, plus signs and percent escapes are all turned into plain word breaks.

How to use the Slug to Title

  1. Paste a URL slug such as my-first-post.
  2. Choose title case or sentence case and decide about numbers.
  3. Copy the readable text with the Copy button.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the free online slug to title.

Paste your slug, keep the letter case set to Title Case and the readable version appears at once, with every word capitalised.
Hyphens, underscores, plus signs, dots, slashes and pipes are all treated as word breaks, so /blog/my-first-post/ becomes My First Post.
It keeps short words such as of, the and and in lower case, which is the usual style for English headlines and article titles.
Yes. Numbers are kept by default. Clear the checkbox to drop purely numeric words such as the year in best-games-2026.
Yes. Slugs such as caf%C3%A9-menu are decoded first, so accented letters come back correctly before the case is applied.
Yes. Put one slug on each line and every line is converted separately, which is handy for a list of URLs from a sitemap.
No. The conversion happens locally in your browser, so your slugs and URLs are never uploaded.
Sentence case keeps everything in lower case apart from the first letter, which suits a normal sentence or a description line.

Last updated: October 10, 2026