Text Case Converter Tool Overview
Our Text Case Converter Tool quickly transforms your text into various formats. Ideal for writers, developers, and creators, it supports multiple case styles, like uppercase, lowercase, and camel case. For readability insights on your converted text, check out our Readability Calculator.
Just paste your text below, choose the desired format, and convert it instantly. If you need to keep track of word and character counts, explore our Word & Character Counter.
Text Case Converter
Basic Case Conversions
Advanced Case Conversions
Text Formatting
Explanation of Case Conversions
Basic Case Conversions
Uppercase
Converts all text to uppercase. For instance, "hello world" becomes "HELLO WORLD."
Lowercase
Converts all text to lowercase. For instance, "HELLO WORLD" becomes "hello world."
Capitalize
Capitalizes the first letter of each word. For example, "hello world" becomes "Hello World."
Advanced Case Conversions
Sentence Case
Capitalizes the first letter of each sentence. For example, "hello world. this is a test." becomes "Hello world. This is a test."
Title Case
Capitalizes the main words, typically for titles. For instance, "hello world" becomes "Hello World."
Inverse Case
Swaps uppercase and lowercase letters. "Hello World" turns into "hELLO wORLD."
Alternating Case
Alternates between uppercase and lowercase letters. "hello world" becomes "hElLo WoRlD."
Text Formatting
Remove Extra Spaces
Removes extra spaces, leaving single spaces between words and trimming leading or trailing spaces. For further text analysis, use our Sentence Length Analyzer.
Snake Case
Converts text to snake_case, using underscores between lowercase words. "Hello World" becomes "hello_world."
Kebab Case
Converts text to kebab-case, using hyphens between lowercase words. "Hello World" becomes "hello-world."
Camel Case
Converts text to camelCase, with the first word lowercase and each subsequent word capitalized. "hello world" becomes "helloWorld."
Reverse Text
Reverses the entire text. For instance, "Hello World" becomes "dlroW olleH."