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Swap Case Converter

Invert the case of every letter.

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This swap case converter inverts every letter: capitals become lowercase and lowercase become capitals, turning Hello World into hELLO wORLD. It is the quick fix for text typed with caps lock accidentally on.

How to use the swap case converter

  1. Paste the text with inverted capitals.
  2. Swap case flips each letter to its opposite case.
  3. Copy the corrected (or stylised) result.

How swap case works

Each letter’s case is flipped individually based on what it already is: an uppercase letter becomes lowercase and vice versa. Numbers, punctuation and spacing are left untouched. The most common real use is rescuing a sentence typed with caps lock on and the shift key held — where everything came out exactly backwards.

Examples

InputSwapped
Hello WorldhELLO wORLD
dEAR sIR OR mADAMDear Sir or Madam
iPhone 15 ProIpHONE 15 pRO

The middle row is the classic rescue: a greeting typed with inverted capitals comes back exactly as intended. If you want everything flattened into one case instead of flipped, the UPPERCASE and lowercase converters do that; for the strict up-down meme pattern regardless of your original capitals, use alternating case.

Frequently asked questions

When is this useful?

Mainly for fixing text where caps lock was on and the casing came out inverted, and for playful, stylised text.

How is it different from alternating case?

Swap case respects your original letters and simply inverts each one. Alternating case ignores them and applies a strict up-down pattern.

Does it change numbers or symbols?

No. Only letters are flipped; everything else stays as you entered it.

Does it work with accented letters?

Yes. Any letter with both an uppercase and lowercase form is flipped, including accented characters like é and Ü.

Can I undo a swap?

Yes — swap case is its own inverse. Run the output through the converter a second time and you get your original text back.

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