Text Case Converter

Fix capitalization without retyping

Paste text and convert between UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case and Sentence case in one click. The classic use: a paragraph typed with caps lock on — convert to sentence case and it reads normally again, no retyping.

Which case to use where

Sentence case — body text, emails, most headings in modern style guides. Title Case — book and article titles, H1 headlines in traditional American style; major words capitalized, short connectors lowercase. UPPERCASE — acronyms, legal disclaimers, and sparingly for emphasis (it reads as shouting in messages). lowercase — usernames, email addresses, URLs, code identifiers and a certain brand of minimalist branding.

Title case is trickier than it looks

Proper title case keeps articles and short prepositions (a, an, the, of, in, on) lowercase unless they start the title — "The Lord of the Rings", not "The Lord Of The Rings". Different style guides (AP, Chicago, APA) disagree on the details, which is why doing it by hand across a list of 50 headlines invites inconsistency a converter avoids.

For developers and marketers

Pair this with our Slug Generator for URLs, and the Word Counter for length limits. Converting headline batches before publishing keeps a blog's style uniform — small thing, professional look.