Text Case Converter Tool

From UPPER to lower & Beyond!

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Free Online Text Case Converter

Our tool helps you quickly convert text between various cases including uppercase, lowercase, sentence case, title case, camel case, and more. Perfect for programmers, writers, and anyone working with text formatting.

Input Text

Converted Text

About Text Cases

Text case refers to the capitalization of letters in written text. Different writing styles and programming conventions require specific text cases. Below are explanations of the most common text cases:

UPPERCASE

All letters in the text are capitalized. Often used for headings, acronyms, or to convey emphasis.

Original: this is uppercase text
Converted: THIS IS UPPERCASE TEXT

lowercase

All letters in the text are in lowercase. Commonly used in programming for variables and in writing for informal communication.

Original: THIS IS LOWERCASE TEXT
Converted: this is lowercase text

Sentence case

The first letter of the first word in a sentence is capitalized, while all other letters are lowercase (except for proper nouns). This is standard for regular sentences in English.

Original: this is sentence case text. it has multiple sentences.
Converted: This is sentence case text. It has multiple sentences.

Title Case

The first letter of each word is capitalized (except for certain short words like articles and prepositions). Used for titles of books, articles, and headings.

Original: this is title case text
Converted: This Is Title Case Text

camelCase

The first letter of the first word is lowercase, and the first letter of each subsequent concatenated word is capitalized. Commonly used in programming for variable names.

Original: this is camel case text
Converted: thisIsCamelCaseText

PascalCase

Similar to camelCase but the first letter of the first word is also capitalized. Often used for class names in programming.

Original: this is pascal case text
Converted: ThisIsPascalCaseText

snake_case

Words are written in lowercase and separated by underscores. Frequently used in programming for variable names and file names.

Original: this is snake case text
Converted: this_is_snake_case_text

kebab-case

Words are written in lowercase and separated by hyphens. Common in URLs and CSS class names.

Original: this is kebab case text
Converted: this-is-kebab-case-text

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