This tool strips diacritics from accented characters, turning é into e and ñ into n — useful for slugs and search, all in your browser.
How to use it
- Paste text with accents or diacritics.
- Accents are removed, keeping base letters.
- Copy the ASCII-folded result.
About Remove Accents
Accented characters cause trouble in URLs, filenames, search indexes and legacy systems. This tool normalises your text and removes diacritical marks, converting characters like é, ü and ñ to their base letters e, u and n. It is a key step in building clean slugs and search-friendly text, and it runs entirely in your browser.
FAQ
Which accents are removed?
Common diacritics across Latin scripts — acute, grave, umlaut, tilde, cedilla and more — are stripped to base letters.
Does it change non-Latin scripts?
It targets combining diacritical marks; scripts without such marks are generally left as-is.
Why use it for slugs?
Search engines and URLs prefer plain ASCII, so folding accents makes cleaner, more compatible slugs.