Workflow & Usage
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Paste your text Add a title, heading, or a whole list (one per line).
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Get Title Case output instantly Live output updates as you type:
hello world→Hello Worldpricing plan v2→Pricing Plan V2
- Copy and use it Click Copy and paste into blog titles, page headings, product names, or docs.
Need other formats (Sentence case, UPPERCASE, lowercase, Slug, etc.)? Use the full Text Transformer tool.
What Title Case Is Good For
Title Case is the “make it look finished” option — great when your text is going to be read by humans.
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Blog post and page titles Quick cleanup before publishing.
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Headings and section labels Make UI text consistent without rewriting it.
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Product names and feature labels Standardize naming across landing pages and docs.
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Lists from spreadsheets Convert messy column headers into clean labels.
Note: Title Case is for headings, not for URLs. For URLs, use Slug (or kebab-case).
Examples
Common conversions
hello world→Hello WorldTHIS IS A TITLE→This Is A Titleapi key v2→Api Key V2already Title Case→Already Title Case
With punctuation
sale: 50% off today→Sale: 50% Off Todaywelcome! new users→Welcome! New Users
Multi-line lists
Input:
primary button color
hero image alt text
utm campaign nameOutput:
Primary Button Color
Hero Image Alt Text
Utm Campaign NameUse Cases
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Content editing Normalize headings across your blog, docs, and landing pages.
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Marketing ops Clean up campaign titles, labels, and “stuff copied from a spreadsheet”.
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Product work Standardize feature names and UI copy so everything feels consistent.
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Docs Quickly turn outline bullets into section titles.
Tips for Best Results
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Check acronyms Title Case turns
APIintoApi. If you care about acronyms, do a quick pass after converting. -
Style guides vary Some teams prefer “sentence case” for headings because it feels calmer. Others prefer Title Case. Pick one and stick with it.
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Avoid over-capitalizing For long headings, Title Case can feel a bit heavy. Sentence case might read better.
How It Works
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Predictable word capitalization The tool splits text into words and capitalizes the first character of each word.
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Batch-friendly In Batch by newline mode, each line converts as its own title, perfect for lists.
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Local-only Runs entirely in your browser — no uploads, no tracking, no storage.
