Kebab Case Converter

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Turn text into lowercase words joined by hyphens, with optional transliteration of accented characters for clean URL slugs.

Privacy: This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your input never leaves your device.

How to use Kebab Case Converter

  1. Paste titles or identifiers, one per line.
  2. Choose kebab-case, URL slug or Train-Case.
  3. For slugs, decide whether to keep non-Latin letters and set a maximum length.
  4. Copy the results.

Kebab Case Converter features

  • kebab-case, URL slug and Train-Case modes
  • Transliteration of accented Latin characters and ligatures (café → cafe, straße → strasse)
  • Optional preservation of Arabic, Hindi and other non-Latin letters in slugs
  • Maximum slug length with clean truncation
  • Batch conversion with a result table and warnings for empty slugs

Kebab Case Converter example

Blog post slugs

Input:

Café Straße & Crème Brûlée Menu
10 Tips for Better APIs!

Output:

cafe-strasse-creme-brulee-menu
10-tips-for-better-apis

Frequently asked questions about Kebab Case Converter

What is the difference between kebab-case and a URL slug?

kebab-case simply joins words with hyphens. Slug mode additionally strips accents (café → cafe), expands ligatures (straße → strasse), drops punctuation and can cap the length — producing safe, readable URLs.

What happens to Arabic or Hindi text in slug mode?

With "Keep non-Latin letters" enabled the words are kept (مرحبا-بالعالم), which modern browsers display correctly in URLs. Disable it to allow only ASCII letters and digits.

Why did a line produce an empty result?

It contained no letters or digits after cleaning — for example only punctuation, or non-Latin text with "Keep non-Latin letters" disabled.

What is Train-Case?

Hyphen-separated words with each word capitalised (Content-Type, X-Request-Id) — the style used for HTTP header names.