Fixing capitalization shouldn’t take longer than writing the sentence. SnipText’s free Case Converter switches text to UPPERCASE, lowercase, Sentence case, Title Case, or aLtErNaTiNg-instantly, accurately, and without storing your text.
What you can convert
- UPPERCASE: Useful for headings, labels, and emphasis.
- lowercase: Standardize style, especially for usernames or tags.
- Sentence case: Capitalizes the first letter after a period/exclamation/question mark.
- Title Case: Capitalizes key words while respecting small words (of, and, the) and hyphenated terms.
- Alternating case: Playful casing for memes and attention-grabbing snippets.
How to use it (fast)
- Open the SnipText Case Converter.
- Paste your text or start typing.
- Click the case you want (Upper, Lower, Sentence, Title, Alternating).
- Copy, download, or apply the result back to the input.
- Preserve ACRONYMS: Keep all-caps terms such as NASA or HTML unchanged.
- Capitalize after colon: In Title Case, words following a colon can be capitalized for style consistency.
- Hyphen-aware titles: Handles parts of hyphenated words individually (State-of-the-Art).
Why a case converter matters
Consistent casing improves readability and brand voice. It’s helpful for headings, emails, UI labels, social posts, academic titles, and data cleanup (CSV/Excel). Automating it reduces typos and saves time-especially in bulk edits.
About SnipText
SnipText is a suite of free writing tools built for speed, accuracy, and privacy. Try the Case Converter, then explore our Word & Character Counter, grammar helpers, and more.
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Go To Case ConverterFAQ
- Is the Case Converter free?
- Yes-free to use with no login.
- Do you store my text?
- No. Conversions run instantly in a privacy-friendly way.
- Does Title Case handle small words and hyphens?
- Yes. Small words like “of, and, the” are handled intelligently, and hyphenated terms are case-adjusted part by part.
- Can I keep acronyms like NASA in caps?
- Yes. There’s an option to preserve fully uppercase words.