I’m tired of fixing broken links caused by characters in text that don’t work well in URLs.

Create URLs that remain reliable even when the source text includes characters that are unsafe or inconsistent in web links. This feature helps prevent broken links by ensuring URL-friendly output and more predictable sharing.

This feature addresses the common issue of links breaking when titles, names, or other text contains characters that do not behave well in URLs. It ensures that URL output is consistently URL-safe so links work across browsers, apps, and copy/paste scenarios. By reducing failures caused by special characters, spacing, punctuation, or inconsistent encoding, it improves link reliability for both internal and public-facing pages. The feature is useful anywhere text is turned into a link, such as page titles becoming slugs, user-generated content being shared, or dynamically generated links embedded in emails and documents. It helps teams avoid manual cleanup and repeated troubleshooting of broken or inconsistent links. It also improves readability and consistency of URLs, making them easier to share and less likely to be altered by messaging tools. The result is fewer support issues, fewer 404s caused by malformed URLs, and smoother collaboration when sharing links. This is especially valuable for multilingual text, pasted content from rich editors, and titles that include symbols or non-standard characters. Overall, it reduces maintenance overhead while improving the stability of links across systems and platforms.