Uppercase, Lowercase and Title Case: How to Convert Text Case
Enyong Carinton Tegum·
September 22, 2025·
1 min read
You paste text and it's in ALL CAPS, or a heading needs Title Case — retyping it is a waste of time when a converter does it instantly. Here are the cases you'll use.
The common cases
- UPPERCASE — every letter capital.
- lowercase — no capitals.
- Title Case — First Letter Of Each Word capitalized (for headings/titles).
- Sentence case — only the first letter of each sentence.
Developer cases too
Programmers also use camelCase, snake_case and kebab-case for variable and file names. Converting between these by hand is tedious and error-prone.
Convert instantly
Our free case converter switches text between all of these in one click. To turn a title into a URL, the text to slug converter is the specialised tool.
Bottom line
Pick the case for the job — Title Case for headings, sentence case for body text, snake/kebab for code — and let a converter do the transformation. It's a tiny time-saver you'll reach for constantly once you know it exists.
