Case Converter

Whether you receive a message in ALL CAPS, are writing an email, or publishing a blog post, changing text case is likely to come into play. This is when the online case converter below can be useful:

lowercase Sentence case Title Case UPPERCASE

Preserve intentional capitalization

Your text stays private: it is processed locally in your browser and never sent to a server.

Tips and Tricks

• Capitalization is automatically updated as you type, delete, cut, or paste text.
• Preserve intentional capitalization keeps capital letters where appropriate.
• Title case uses the following capitalization rules:
  1. Capitalize all words by default.
  2. Capitalize the first and last word in titles and subtitles (overrides rule 4 below).
  3. Capitalize both parts of hyphenated words.
  4. Lowercase a, an, and, as, at, but, by, en, for, if, in, nor, of, on, or, per, the, to, v, v., vs, vs., and via.
  5. Lowercase words containing a period such as URLs and email addresses.
• On some browsers, the height of the text area can be modified by moving its bottom right corner either upwards or downwards.
• You can generate a link to this page with the present text pre-populated.

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