Case Converter
Convert text between sentence case, UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case, and more — instantly.
Text is converted entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored.
Case Converter — Stop Retyping, Just Convert
Caps lock was on for an entire paragraph before anyone noticed. A heading needs Title Case but was typed in lowercase. A form field insists on Sentence case and what you pasted is in all caps. Retyping any of that from scratch is a waste of time when the actual content is already right — only the capitalization is wrong. This case converter online fixes that in one click, no retyping required.
Seven Ways to Convert Case
Two of these are the ones most people actually came here for. Sentence case capitalizes the first letter of each sentence and lowercases the rest — it's the standard fix when someone accidentally typed a whole paragraph with caps lock on. UPPER CASE does the opposite, making everything capital letters for headers or emphasis, while a lower case converter strips capitalization entirely, which comes up more than you'd expect for usernames, slugs, or just resetting a block of text to a clean baseline.
Then there's the pair that genuinely confuses people: Capitalized Case capitalizes every single word without exception, while a proper Title Case converter is more careful about it — it capitalizes the important words but correctly leaves small connector words like "a," "the," and "of" in lowercase, the way an actual book or article title would be formatted.
The last two are less practical, more for fun. aLtErNaTiNg cAsE flips between upper and lower letter by letter, usually seen in sarcastic or mocking text online. InVeRsE CaSe does something similar but based on whatever's already there — it just flips each letter's existing capitalization.
Sentence Case vs. Title Case vs. Capitalized Case
These three get confused often enough that it's worth spelling out the difference. Sentence case treats your text like normal writing — only the first letter of each sentence is capitalized, same as this paragraph. Capitalized Case capitalizes every single word, no exceptions. Title Case is the more careful version used for actual titles and headings — it capitalizes the important words but correctly leaves small words like "a," "the," and "of" in lowercase, matching standard title formatting rules.
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