Kebab Case Converter

Convert text to kebab-case for URLs and CSS

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Kebab Case Converter

The preferred format for clean URLs and CSS selectors.

Transform your text into kebab-case format with our free online converter. Kebab-case uses lowercase letters with hyphens separating words, mimicking a "kebab" on a skewer.

Features

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Clean URLs

Hyphens are preferred by search engines for URL slugs.

Fast Results

Instant conversion as you type or click.

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Privacy Protected

Your text never leaves your device.

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Bulk Conversion

Convert multiple lines or slugs at once.

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Smart Cleansing

Automatically handles spaces and special characters.

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100% Free

No registration or hidden costs.

Common Use Cases

URL Slugs

Creating readable, search-friendly URLs for blog posts and products.

CSS Class Names

Naming styles like .primary-button or .main-nav-container.

File Naming

Standard for cross-platform compatible file names.

HTML IDs

Giving descriptive, unique IDs to your elements.

Package Names

Common in npm and other modern package managers.

Domain Names

Formatting multi-word domain registrations.

How to Convert

  1. 0. Insert Text: Enter your phrase or URL fragment.
  2. 1. Automatic Format: The tool turns everything to lowercase.
  3. 2. Hyphenation: It replaces all non-alphanumeric characters with hyphens.
  4. 3. Cleanup: It handles multiple spaces or hyphens gracefully.
  5. 4. Ready to Use: The kebab-case text is outputted.

Examples

URL Slug

My Web Page → my-web-page

CSS Class

Header Navigation → header-navigation

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is it called kebab-case?

Because the words are "skewered" together with a hyphen, looking like pieces of meat on a kebab.

Kebab vs Snake Case?

Kebab uses hyphens (-), snake uses underscores (_). URLs love kebabs; databases love snakes.

Is it SEO friendly?

Yes, Google and other search engines recommend using hyphens rather than underscores in URLs.

Does it handle special characters?

Yes, it replaces all symbols and punctuation with single hyphens for safety.

Is it free?

Completely free with no limits on usage.