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An accents remover converts accented and diacritical characters — like é, ü, ñ, or ç — to their plain ASCII equivalents (e, u, n, c). This process is called Unicode normalization and decomposition, and it's commonly needed when working with systems that only support ASCII.
It's also used in slug generation, URL creation, and search normalization where accented characters can cause matching failures or encoding issues.
Command-line tools like iconv and Python's unidecode library do the same job but require a development environment and some coding knowledge. ToolPop brings the same Unicode normalization into a simple browser interface anyone can use without writing code.