Case Converter

Convert text to uppercase, lowercase, title case, sentence case, alternating case, or inverse case instantly — no sign-up required.
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Which case to use

CaseUse it for
Title CaseHeadings and titles, in most style guides
Sentence caseNormal prose, and headings in APA and many house styles
UPPERCASEShort labels only. Long passages are measurably harder to read.
camelCaseVariable names in JavaScript, Java, and similar
snake_caseVariable names in Python, and database columns
kebab-caseURLs, CSS class names, and file names

Sentence case cannot know your proper nouns. It capitalises the first word after each full stop and lowercases the rest, so names, places, and the word "I" need a check afterwards.



Features of the Case Converter

Nothing Uploaded

Every conversion happens in your browser the moment you click a case button. Your text is never sent to a server, so pasted drafts and confidential notes stay on your device.

Seven Case Styles

Switch between Sentence, lower, UPPER, Capitalized, aLtErNaTiNg, Title, and InVeRsE case, so you can match whatever style a heading, variable name, or file name needs.

Instant Conversion

Click a case and the text box updates immediately, with no loading step, so you can try several styles in a row until one reads right.

Copy, Share, or Download

Once converted, copy the result to your clipboard, share it directly, or download it as a plain text file, whichever fits how you plan to use it next.

Your questions, answered

Title case capitalises the important words in a heading and leaves short words like "of" and "the" lowercase. Sentence case capitalises only the first word and any proper nouns, exactly as you would write a normal sentence.
Only what is in the box. Converting replaces the text shown here, and Undo restores the previous version. Nothing is saved anywhere.
Style guides keep articles, short prepositions, and conjunctions lowercase unless they open or close the title. This tool follows that convention, and guides differ on the details, so check yours for anything published.