A slug is a URL-friendly version of text, typically lowercase with spaces replaced by hyphens or underscores, used to form clean web page addresses.
You can choose either a hyphen (-) or an underscore (_) as the separator between words in the generated slug.
Yes, you can set a maximum length, and the slug will be cut at the nearest word boundary rather than mid-word.
Special characters are removed, and the remaining text is lowercased and joined using your chosen separator.
Clean, readable slugs improve both user experience and search engine friendliness compared to URLs with random IDs or special characters.