Dot Case Converter

Workflow & Usage

1. Paste your text Add a phrase, label, or a list (one per line).

2. Get dot.case output instantly The output updates live:

• Checkout button label → checkout.button.label
• Pricing plan v2 → pricing.plan.v2

3. Copy and use it Click Copy and paste into configs, translation files, analytics, or docs.

Need other formats (snake_case, kebab-case, camelCase, Slug, etc.)? Use the full Text Transformer tool.

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What dot.case Is Good For

dot.case is basically “structured naming.” The dot gives you a simple hierarchy without turning into a folder tree.

• i18n / translation keys Keep strings organized by feature: checkout.button.pay, account.settings.title

• Analytics event names Consistent event naming makes dashboards readable: ui.click.primary_button, checkout.submit.success

• Config keys Easy to scan: app.theme.mode, images.output.quality

• Namespaces in docs When you want “group.name.action” style labels that feel tidy.

Note: For actual file paths, use folders. For URLs, use Slug (or kebab-case).

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Examples

Common conversions

• Hello world → hello.world
• API key v2 → api.key.v2
• Room 12A check-in time → room.12a.check.in.time
• already.dot.case → already.dot.case

From separators

• image-resizer tool → image.resizer.tool
• user_name → user.name
• productPriceUsd → product.price.usd

Multi-line lists

Input:

checkout button label
account settings title
utm campaign name

Output:

checkout.button.label
account.settings.title
utm.campaign.name

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Use Cases

• Localization Create consistent translation keys across features and pages.

• Event tracking Standardize analytics events so filters and reports stay clean.

• Config / feature flags Build readable keys that feel grouped without overthinking it.

• Docs and internal systems Keep labels consistent when multiple people touch naming.

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Tips for Best Results

• Decide your hierarchy first If you want feature.section.label, write the words in that order. dot.case won’t guess your grouping — it just makes it consistent.

• Avoid too many levels a.b.c.d.e.f gets hard to scan. Keep it shallow unless you truly need depth.

• Don’t use dots where systems treat them specially Some tools interpret dots as nested objects, others treat them as literal characters. Make sure it matches your target system’s expectations.

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How It Works

• Split into words The tool breaks your text at spaces and common separators (underscore, dash, dots, punctuation).

• Normalize and join It lowercases words (where case exists) and joins them with dots.

• Runs locally No uploads, no tracking — just fast string conversion in your browser.