Title Case Converter Online — Capitalize Words

Paste the text into the input box and press the convert button. Every word gets an upper-case first letter and a lower-case remainder, and the copy button puts the result on your clipboard. The source stays in the top box so you can tweak and rerun.

The converter capitalizes every word with no exception list. AP and Chicago style keep short articles, conjunctions and prepositions lower case inside a heading, so you will need to lower those manually — usually just two or three per title.

The letter after the hyphen is capitalized too, so well-known becomes Well-Known and smith-jones becomes Smith-Jones. That is right for double-barrelled names and often wrong for ordinary compounds, so check them in the output.

No. HTML comes out as Html because every letter after the first is lower-cased. Restore acronyms after converting, or convert only the part of the line that contains none of them.

Yes. Paste a list and the line breaks survive; each line is capitalized on its own. That is the fast way to format a set of column headers or menu items consistently without editing each one.

Title case capitalizes every word; sentence case capitalizes only the first word of each sentence. English headings often use title case, while body text and most non-English headings use sentence case instead.

No. Everything is handled by a script on the open page. The text never leaves the tab and nothing is stored between visits — close the tab and it is gone. No sign-in is needed either.