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Case Converter: Uppercase, Lowercase, Title and Sentence Case

Fixed a paragraph typed with Caps Lock on? Need a headline in Title Case? Paste your text, click a button and copy the result. Extra spaces can be cleaned up in the same place.

UPPERCASElowercaseTitle CaseSentence case

Character limits

Top keywords

Keywords appear once you add some text.

Where to look: the case buttons sit right under the text box: UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case, Sentence case and Remove extra spaces. Each click changes the text in the box; press Copy text when you are happy. Counts are explained on the Word Counter page.

What each button does

ButtonResultGood for
UPPERCASEEVERY LETTER IS A CAPITALShort labels, codes, signs
lowercaseevery letter is smallFixing Caps Lock text, tags, slugs
Title CaseEvery Word Starts With A CapitalHeadlines, product names, file titles
Sentence caseOnly the first word of each sentence. Like this.Body text, captions, emails
Remove extra spacesSingle spaces, no blank lines piling upText pasted from PDFs and websites

How to change text case

  1. Paste your text into the box above.
  2. Click the case you need. You can click another one to compare.
  3. Use Remove extra spaces if the text came from a PDF or web page.
  4. Press Copy text, or Download .txt to save it.

A note on Title Case

This converter capitalises the first letter of every word, including short words such as “a”, “of” and “the”. Style guides such as AP and Chicago keep those small words lowercase unless they come first, so for a newspaper-style headline, convert first and then lower-case the small words by hand. Sentence case also lowercases names, so re-capitalise people, places and brands afterwards.

Frequently asked questions

Can I undo a conversion?

A button replaces the text in the box, and most browsers cannot undo that with Ctrl+Z. Keep your original text somewhere else, or paste it in again, if you might need it.

Does it work with accented and non-English letters?

Yes. Uppercase and lowercase work for every alphabet that has capitals, such as French, German, Spanish and Russian (Turkish dotted and dotless i may need a manual check). Scripts without capitals, like Urdu and Arabic, are left as they are.

Is there a length limit?

No practical limit. Even a long document converts instantly because everything runs in your browser.

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