Online text converter - capitalize each word
Case Conversion Modes
Lowercase
Converts all letters in the text to lowercase (small letters). This is the most commonly used mode for text unification.
Example:
- Before: "Hello, World! This IS A Converter TEST."
- After: "hello, world! this is a converter test."
UPPERCASE
Converts all letters to uppercase (capital letters). Used for text emphasis or creating headings.
Example:
- Before: "Hello, World! This is a converter test."
- After: "HELLO, WORLD! THIS IS A CONVERTER TEST."
Proper Case
Capitalizes the first letter of each word. Suitable for formatting titles, book names, and article headings.
Example:
- Before: "hello, world! this is a converter test."
- After: "Hello, World! This Is A Converter Test."
Sentence case
Capitalizes only the first letter of the first word in each sentence, with all other letters becoming lowercase. This is the standard text formatting.
Example:
- Before: "hello, WORLD! this IS A converter test."
- After: "Hello, world! This is a converter test."
iNVERSE cASE
Reverses the case of each letter: uppercase becomes lowercase, lowercase becomes uppercase.
Example:
- Before: "Hello, World! This IS A converter test."
- After: "hELLO, wORLD! tHIS is a CONVERTER TEST."
rAnDoM CaSe
Randomly capitalizes or lowercases letters. Can be used to create a creative or ironic effect.
Example:
- Before: "Hello, World! This is a converter test."
- After: "hElLo, WoRlD! tHiS Is a CoNvErTeR TeSt."
What the Case Converter Is Used For
The online text case converter is a useful tool for solving various tasks:
- Fixing typing errors - when Caps Lock is accidentally enabled or the wrong case is used
- Text formatting - quickly converting text to the required style for documents, articles, and posts
- SEO optimization - creating titles and meta tags in the correct case
- Programming - converting variables, constants, and identifiers
- Data management - unifying entries in databases and spreadsheets
- Design and layout - preparing text for graphic materials
- Social media and messengers - formatting posts and messages
Technical Requirements
The tool requires JavaScript to be enabled in your browser. All text processing occurs locally on your device - data is not sent to a server, which ensures security and privacy. The tool works in all modern browsers without installing additional software.
