Remove accents from text online
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Paste accented text to get the version without accents. Useful for file names, slugs and systems that don't accept diacritics.
What it is for
The remove accents tool converts an accented text into a plain version, swapping letters like á, ã, ç and é for their simple equivalents a, a, c and e. The content stays readable, just without diacritical marks.
This is needed in many systems that do not accept accents, in file names, and when generating slugs and identifiers.
When to use
- Create safe file names without characters that break in some systems.
- Generate URL slugs from accented titles.
- Prepare data for legacy systems or databases that handle accents poorly.
- Standardize logins and usernames.
How to use
- Paste the accented text into the input.
- See the accent-free version ready to copy.
- Use the result wherever accents are not accepted.
Limitations
The tool turns ç into c and strips diacritics while keeping every other letter. It does not translate or change the language of the text. All processing happens in the browser, with nothing sent to servers.
Frequently asked questions
- Is ç also converted?
- Yes. The ç becomes c, which is the expected behavior for slugs, file names and systems without accent support.
- Does the tool change upper and lower case?
- No. Capitalization is preserved. Only the accent marks are removed from the letters.
- Is my text sent to any server?
- No. Accent removal happens entirely in your browser.