Strip accents and diacritics from Latin-script text, converting characters like é, ñ, and ü into their plain e, n, and u equivalents. Useful for generating URL slugs, simplifying search matching, or preparing text for a system that only accepts plain ASCII characters.
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Looking to change letter casing instead? Try Case Converter.
Any mark added to a base letter to change its pronunciation or meaning - acute accents (é), grave accents (è), tildes (ñ), umlauts/diaereses (ü), cedillas (ç), and similar marks used across French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, and many other Latin-script languages.
No - this tool is built for Latin-script text with accent marks (French, Spanish, German, and similar). Non-Latin scripts don't use the same accent/diacritic system, and running this tool on them won't meaningfully "remove accents" the way it does for Latin-script text.
It can - accents sometimes distinguish words that are otherwise spelled the same (for example, French "a" vs "à"). Removing accents is useful for things like generating URL slugs, simplifying search matching, or working with systems that only accept plain ASCII, but it is a lossy operation for languages where accents carry meaning, so keep a copy of your original text if that matters.
Case Converter changes letter casing (upper, lower, title case, and so on) without touching accents. Remove Accents does the opposite - it leaves casing alone and strips the accent marks themselves.