Formatting text to the right case can be tedious to do by hand — especially for long paragraphs, code variables, or headings. This tool converts any text into 7 different formats with a single click.
Writers use it to quickly fix accidental caps-lock text. Developers use it to convert variable names between coding conventions. Content creators use it to format article titles and headings consistently. Anyone who copies text from one source and needs it reformatted before using it elsewhere.
Common text case types include: lowercase (all letters small), UPPERCASE (all letters capital), Title Case (First Letter Of Each Word Capitalised), Sentence case (Only the first letter of the sentence is capitalised), camelCase (used in programming, noSpacesBetweenWords), and snake_case (words_separated_by_underscores).
camelCase writes multiple words together with no spaces, capitalising the first letter of each word except the first (e.g. 'myVariableName'). It is widely used in JavaScript, Java, and many other programming languages for variable and function names.
In Title Case, the first letter of every major word is capitalised (prepositions and articles are usually lowercase). In Sentence case, only the first word of the sentence and proper nouns are capitalised. Title Case is used for headings; Sentence case is standard for regular text.
This case converter focuses on common text cases. For programming-specific formats like snake_case (word_one_word_two) or kebab-case (word-one-word-two), you may need to additionally replace spaces with underscores or hyphens. Many code editors have built-in shortcuts for these transformations.
Consistent use of Title Case for H1 headings and product names helps with brand recognition and readability. Google does not penalise for case choice in headings, but consistency signals a professional, well-maintained site. Most style guides recommend Sentence case for body text and Title Case for headlines.