Title Case Converter
Put a heading into title case without retyping it.
FREE - NO SIGN-UP - RUNS ON YOUR DEVICE
Converted in your tab, never uploaded
- Titleand sentence
- 7cases in the panel
- 0uploads
- 1 tapto copy
What you can count on
- Titleor sentence
- Two ways to set a heading
- Both on the same panel
- 7cases
- Upper, lower, title and sentence
- Plus camel, snake and kebab
- 0uploads
- The heading is converted in this tab
- Nothing is sent for processing
Title Case Converter at a glance
- Input
- Any plain text you want to reshape
- Title case
- Applied across the heading
- Sentence case
- One capital, at the start
- Also here
- Five more cases on the panel
- Style guides
- House rules are still yours
- Accents and other scripts
- Accents are kept, not stripped
- Price
- Free
- Account required
- None
- Where processing happens
- On your device
How to use Title Case Converter
- 1
Paste the heading
One line or a list of them. The panel takes plain text and reshapes what it is given.
- 2
Choose title case
Pick title from the case options. Sentence case sits beside it if the line is really a sentence.
- 3
Read it, then copy
Check the small words and any acronyms against your house style, then take the result with one tap.
Frequently asked questions
Does it follow a particular style guide?
No. It gives you a consistent title case to start from. Rules about small words, hyphenated terms and proper nouns differ between guides, so read the line before publishing it.
Title case or sentence case?
Title case suits headlines and published titles. Sentence case reads more calmly in buttons, labels and error messages, where a heading full of capitals looks loud.
What happens to my acronyms?
Check them. Any blanket case rule treats an acronym as an ordinary word, so a term that must stay in capitals may need putting back by hand.
Is my heading uploaded?
No. The conversion happens in this browser tab. Nothing is sent to a processing server and nothing is stored in an account.
Headings that behave
Paste the heading and choose title case. Sentence case is the option beside it, which is the better fit for interface copy and error messages. Both run on the text in this tab.
- Decide once whether your headings are title case or sentence case, and hold to it across the whole page.
- Sentence case is easier to keep consistent when many people write the copy.
- Proper nouns and acronyms are the usual casualties; a quick read catches them.
- Long headings are worth shortening before casing them, since the capitals make length more obvious.
Full specification
| Input | Any plain text you want to reshape. |
|---|---|
| Title case | Capitalization applied across the heading you paste in. |
| Sentence case | Opens the line with a capital and leaves the rest in lower case. |
| Also here | Upper, lower, camelCase, snake_case and kebab-case. |
| Style guides | Not applied. House rules on small words and hyphenated terms still need your eye. |
| Accents and other scripts | camelCase, snake_case and kebab-case keep accented and non-Latin letters as they are, so café Über becomes café_über, not cafe_uber. |
| Price | Free. Supported by clearly labeled ads outside the working area. |
| Account required | No. |
| Where processing happens | In your browser tab. Your input is never uploaded. |
Keep going with the same files
All text tools: Text tools on SPOTTOOLS