Free case converter tool – capitalize your titles, change lowercase to uppercase

Perfect for the headlines of your blog posts, or a book title, this title capitalization feature automatically capitalizes the first letter of each word, with some exceptions. It ensures your text is professionally formatted and ready for publication.

Simply paste the text, click Title Case, and watch your title convert case in seconds.

Note, that the title capitalization feature in our case transforming tool adheres to the APA capitalization guidelines.

APA title case is a specific style of capitalization commonly used in academic writing, particularly in the American Psychological Association (APA) format. It is a set of rules that determines which words in a title or heading should use capitalization and which should be in lowercase.

In APA title cases, the following words are capitalized:

• The first word of the title or heading.
• The first word after a colon, em dash, or an opening parenthesis.
• Proper nouns (e.g., names of people, places, organizations).
• Subordinating conjunctions (e.g., although, because, unless).
• TMajor words (e.g., nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs) with more than four letters.

Conversely, the following words are generally written in lowercase in APA title case:

• Articles (e.g., a, an, the).
• Coordinating conjunctions (e.g., and, but, or).
• Prepositions (e.g., of, in, on, at, by).

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However, the rules may vary in different contexts, so it's always advisable to consult the specific style guide or requirements of your institution or publication when you capitalize the text.

Using the APA title case ensures consistency and professionalism in academic writing, facilitating clarity and uniformity across research papers and scholarly works.

Sentence case is a style of capitalization in which the first letter of a sentence is capitalized, while the rest of the sentence is in lowercase, except for proper nouns and other words that are typically capitalized.

When you need to convert your text or a document to a sentence case, the first word of a sentence always begins with a capital letter. This includes the first words of a standalone sentence, as well as the first word after a period, question mark, exclamation point, or other punctuation marks that indicate the end of a sentence.

Our sentence case generator works according to general capitalization rules and is designed to capitalize every first letter of a sentence.

Proper nouns, which include names of people, places, organizations, and specific titles, also start with a capital letter in sentence case. For example, "John Smith," "New York City," and "Harvard University" would all use capitalization.

Other elements that are typically capitalized in sentence case include:

• Acronyms and abbreviations: For example, NASA, CEO, or U.S.
• A title or a heading: The first letter of each major word is capitalized, while articles, conjunctions, and prepositions are typically lowercase unless they are the first word.
• Quotes: The first letter of a quote is capitalized if it is the beginning of a sentence or a standalone quote.

Sentence case is commonly used in everyday writing, such as emails, social media posts, and informal documents. It provides a natural flow to sentences and is generally easier to read.

The upper case generator is pretty basic. It enables you to automatically convert your text or titles to all upper case letters for maximum emphasis. It’s programmed to capitalize all letters in all words.

The lower case generator converts your text into all lower case letters. It lowers case of any word when you need to uncapitalize text. This feature is ideal for a less formal or more subdued communication style, or if you want to make your keyword list consistent, for instance.

The first letter generator will capitalize just the first letter of each word, the remaining characters will be in small letters. 

It's a quick and easy way to correct text that starts in lower case. When you select to convert your text to this case, every first letter in all words will use capitalization.

This fun style option alternates the case of each character in your text. The alternate generator is a playful choice for informal communication or unique design elements.

Here is an example:

Original text: "hello, how are you?"

Alternate case: "hElLo, HoW aRe YoU?"

This style is often used in informal communication or for stylistic emphasis. It's also quite popular in internet memes and certain forms of online communication. It is generally not used in formal writing or professional communication, as it can be considered distracting or hard to read.

The toggle generator switches all upper case letters to lower case, and vice versa. Simply paste your text or phrases into the text area and select the corresponding feature.

Toggle case is a text formatting style that alternates between uppercase and lowercase letters within a given text. It transforms the case of each letter, flipping uppercase letters to lowercase and lowercase letters to uppercase, resulting in a unique and eye-catching appearance. It’s also a handy feature when you’ve forgotten to disable caps.

For example, if you apply a toggle case to the sentence "Hello, World!", it would be transformed to "hELLO, wORLD!" The case of each letter is toggled (uppercase becomes lowercase, and lowercase becomes uppercase), giving the text a distinct visual effect.

Toggle case is often used to add a playful or decorative element to text. It can be employed in various contexts, such as designing logos, creating attention-grabbing headlines, or simply expressing a sense of fun in informal communication.

Using a toggle case is also a great way to correct your text if you’ve been typing for a long time with caps lock enabled. This way, all your upper case letters will become lower case, and lower case letters will become upper case. So you don’t need to start from scratch if you’ve forgotten to switch off your caps.

Need to delete all text or a title within the text input field? Start fresh with this feature.

We understand that writing is a dynamic process, and changes are an integral part of it. That's why we have included the "clear all text" feature, which lets you remove all text (title) from the tool's text area, providing a clean slate for your next piece of content.

One click clears the text area, ready for your next piece of text to convert.

Finished with your title and text transformations? This feature allows you to copy your newly formatted text with just one click.

Locate and click the copy icon at the lower right corner of the text area and you’re good to go. The only thing that is left is to paste the ready-made text to any application you need.

There’s also a bonus feature for you. In the lower left corner, you’ll find the word and character count widget.