Input

Converts to a clean, URL-safe slug (e.g., privet-mir, ola-mundo).

Result

Ready

Allowed: a–z, 0–9, separator (and dot if enabled). Everything else is mapped or removed.

Character mapping reference (partial)

Cyrillic → Latin (RU/UA/BG), Greek → Latin, and most European diacritics (č, ğ, ł, ñ, ø, ő, ș, ť, ü, ÿ, ž…), ß → ss, æ → ae, œ → oe, ç → c, ñ → n, å → a, ø → o.

Convert text from any non-Latin alphabet into clean, Latin characters. Perfect for creating SEO-friendly URLs and slugs that work safely across all browsers and platforms.

URL Transliteration Tool – Convert Non-Latin Text to SEO-Friendly URLs

About URL Transliterator

Looking for a simple way to make your links clean and readable?

URL Transliterator converts text from non-Latin alphabets (like Cyrillic, Greek, Ukrainian or accented European letters) into Latin characters.

That means you can instantly create SEO-friendly slugs and URLs that work across all browsers, systems and platforms. No more broken links or strange symbols in your website addresses. Just paste your text, click and get a safe, optimized result you can use right away. Whether you're running a blog, an online store or a business website, this tool makes your links professional, easy to share, and search-engine friendly.

URL Transliteration Tool: Clean, Latin Slugs from Any Language

I've been in web & app development since 2010. Built dozens of sites, broke a few, fixed the rest. This tool solves a boring problem fast: turn non-Latin text into clean, SEO-friendly URLs.

Why you need this

You publish. You share. Links break. That happens when titles have Cyrillic, Greek, Ukrainian, or heavy accents. Browsers escape it. Social apps mangle it. Analytics get messy.

This tool converts any non-Latin text intoASCII-only slugs. No weird symbols. No broken links. Search engines like it. Users can read it.

What it does

It takes your title or phrase and produces a safe URL part:

  • Transliterates characters to Latin (e.g., “ä → ae”, “ç → c”, “Ж → zh”).
  • Removes unsafe symbols.
  • Lowercases everything.
  • Replaces spaces with a dash (you can change the separator).
  • Trims duplicate dashes.

Everything runs in your browser. No uploads. No servers. Your text stays with you.

How to use it

  1. Paste a title in your language.
  2. Pick a separator (dash or underscore).
  3. Toggle options: lowercase, trim numbers, collapse spaces.
  4. Copy the slug. Done.

Real examples

Cyrillic → Latin
Input: Как сделать чистый URL для статьи?
Output: kak-sdelat-chistyj-url-dlya-stati
Ukrainian → Latin
Input: Налаштування швидкого SEO-слагу
Output: nalashtuvannya-shvydkogo-seo-slagu
Greek → Latin
Input: Οδηγός για καθαρά URL
Output: odigos-gia-kathara-url
Spanish accents → Latin
Input: Guía rápida: títulos con acentos y eñes
Output: guia-rapida-titulos-con-acentos-y-enes
German umlauts → Latin
Input: Übersicht über Änderungen & Größen
Output: uebersicht-ueber-aenderungen-und-groessen

Core rules (short version)

SourceBecomesNotes
Accents (é, ñ, ü, č, ă…)e, n, u, c, a…Diacritics stripped or expanded (e.g., ü → ue, ä → ae).
Cyrillic (Ж, Ш, Ю, Я)zh, sh, yu, yaStandard transliteration maps.
Greek (Θ, Χ, Ψ)th, ch, psCommon SEO-safe mapping.
Spaces & punctuationseparator or removedDefault separator is “-”.
CaselowercaseConsistent slugs and nicer URLs.
SEO & dev tips

Keep slugs short. Put the keyword first. Avoid dates unless your content is time-sensitive. If you change slugs on a live site, set up 301 redirects. Don't mix languages in one slug. Keep one separator across the site.

If you build a CMS, run the same rules on the backend too. Consistency beats clever tricks.

FAQ
Does this support “all” European languages?

It covers Latin, Cyrillic, Greek, and most accented variants used across Europe and LATAM. Edge cases are rare. If you hit one, tell me and I'll add a rule.

What about emojis and symbols?

They get removed. Keep the slug clean.

Can I change the separator?

Yes. Dash is the default. Underscore works too. Don't mix them across the site.

Is it safe for privacy?

Yes. It runs locally in your browser. No network calls. No analytics in the tool itself.