This title case converter capitalises the first letter of each word, turning the art of writing well into The Art Of Writing Well. It is ideal for headlines, article titles, headings and video names. Paste your text and copy the polished result.
How to use the title case converter
- Paste your heading or title into the box.
- The Title Case version appears instantly.
- Copy it, then give it a quick review if you follow a strict style guide (see below).
Title case and style guides
Title case makes headings look intentional and professional. This tool capitalises the first letter of every word, which is the simplest and most common approach. Formal style guides refine it further — for example, AP and Chicago keep short words (articles, short prepositions and conjunctions such as “a”, “of”, “and”) lowercase unless they are the first or last word. If you are following one of those, capitalise everything here first, then lowercase those small words by hand.
Title Case vs. other cases
Title Case is not the same as UPPERCASE (which capitalises every letter) or Sentence case (which capitalises only the first word of each sentence). Use Title Case for names and headings, and Sentence case for descriptions and body copy.