Case Converter

Convert text between 10 different cases instantly

Input Text

Select Case

Converted Text

Converted text will appear here

Case Reference

UPPERCASEHELLO WORLD
lowercasehello world
Title CaseHello World
Sentence caseHello world
camelCasehelloWorld
PascalCaseHelloWorld
snake_casehello_world
kebab-casehello-world
CONSTANT_CASEHELLO_WORLD
aLtErNaTiNghElLo WoRlD

Tips

  • • camelCase and PascalCase join words without spaces
  • • snake_case and kebab-case use separators instead of spaces
  • • CONSTANT_CASE is used for environment variables and constants
  • • Title Case skips small words (the, and, of, etc.)

Text Cases Explained

  • UPPERCASE: every letter capitalised. Used for headings, acronyms and emphasis.
  • lowercase: no capitals at all. Handy for cleaning up text typed with caps lock on.
  • Title Case: the main words capitalised, as in essay titles and headings.
  • Sentence case: only the first word and proper nouns capitalised, as in normal sentences.
  • camelCase and PascalCase: words joined with capital letters, as in studentName and StudentName. Common in programming.
  • snake_case and kebab-case: words joined with underscores or hyphens, as in final_grade and final-grade. Used for file names, URLs and code.

When to Use Title Case vs Sentence Case

APA style uses title case for the titles of papers and headings, but sentence case for the titles of articles and books in the reference list. MLA uses title case for most titles. Most news sites and many websites use sentence case for headlines because it reads more naturally.

If you are unsure, check your style guide, then paste your heading here and switch between the two to compare.

Example

Starting with “how to calculate your final grade”, the converter gives you:

  • Title Case: How to Calculate Your Final Grade
  • Sentence case: How to calculate your final grade
  • kebab-case: how-to-calculate-your-final-grade
  • camelCase: howToCalculateYourFinalGrade

Frequently Asked Questions