Text Case Converter
Convert text between different cases instantly
Input Text
Characters: 0
Words: 0
lowercase
hello world
UPPERCASE
HELLO WORLD
Title Case
Hello World
Sentence case
Hello world
camelCase
helloWorld
PascalCase
HelloWorld
snake_case
hello_world
kebab-case
hello-world
CONSTANT_CASE
HELLO_WORLD
dot.case
hello.world
tOGGLE cASE
HeLLo WoRLd
Remove Spaces
helloworld
Case Types
camelCase: Used in JavaScript, Java - first word lowercase
PascalCase: Used in class names - all words capitalized
snake_case: Used in Python, Ruby - words separated by underscores
kebab-case: Used in URLs, CSS - words separated by hyphens
CONSTANT_CASE: Used for constants - uppercase with underscores
Common Use Cases
- Converting variable names between programming conventions
- Formatting text for different platforms
- Creating URL-friendly slugs from titles
- Standardizing database field names
- Formatting headings and titles
How It Works
Text case conversion applies systematic character transformation rules to change letter capitalization and word separation patterns. This tool uses JavaScript string methods and regular expressions to detect word boundaries, modify character cases, and insert/remove separators based on the target format.
Lowercase/uppercase conversions are straightforward: JavaScript's .toLowerCase() and .toUpperCase() methods change all letters to respective cases. Title Case is more complex—it uses regex to identify word boundaries, then capitalizes the first letter of each word while lowercasing the rest.
Programming cases (camelCase, PascalCase, snake_case, kebab-case) require detecting word boundaries, removing spaces, and applying specific capitalization/separator patterns. CamelCase capitalizes each word except the first and removes spaces. Snake_case uses underscores, kebab-case uses hyphens. All transformations happen instantly via regex patterns that match and replace text segments.
Lowercase/uppercase conversions are straightforward: JavaScript's .toLowerCase() and .toUpperCase() methods change all letters to respective cases. Title Case is more complex—it uses regex to identify word boundaries, then capitalizes the first letter of each word while lowercasing the rest.
Programming cases (camelCase, PascalCase, snake_case, kebab-case) require detecting word boundaries, removing spaces, and applying specific capitalization/separator patterns. CamelCase capitalizes each word except the first and removes spaces. Snake_case uses underscores, kebab-case uses hyphens. All transformations happen instantly via regex patterns that match and replace text segments.
Use Cases
1. Code Variable Formatting
Programmers convert text between naming conventions required by different languages. JavaScript prefers camelCase (getUserData), Python uses snake_case (get_user_data), C# uses PascalCase (GetUserData). Convert variable names when porting code between languages or adhering to style guides. Proper casing prevents syntax errors and maintains code readability.
2. Headline & Title Standardization
Content writers convert article headlines, blog titles, and section headers to Title Case for professional appearance. Transform "how to improve your writing skills" to "How To Improve Your Writing Skills." Title case following AP or Chicago style guides ensures consistency across publications and improves readability.
3. URL Slug Generation
Web developers convert page titles or article headlines to URL-friendly kebab-case slugs. "Best Italian Restaurants in NYC" becomes "best-italian-restaurants-in-nyc" for SEO-friendly URLs. Kebab-case is web standard for readable, hyphen-separated URLs that search engines parse correctly.
4. Data Cleaning & Normalization
Data analysts standardize inconsistent text data from multiple sources. Convert all customer names to Title Case, company names to UPPERCASE, or product codes to lowercase for database consistency. Uniform casing simplifies data matching, sorting, and prevents duplicates from case sensitivity issues.
5. Social Media & Marketing Copy
Marketers transform text for different platforms and audiences. Convert casual copy to UPPERCASE for attention-grabbing CTA buttons. Transform product names to Title Case for professionalism. Ensure brand name casing consistency across campaigns. Proper casing impacts brand perception and message clarity.
Programmers convert text between naming conventions required by different languages. JavaScript prefers camelCase (getUserData), Python uses snake_case (get_user_data), C# uses PascalCase (GetUserData). Convert variable names when porting code between languages or adhering to style guides. Proper casing prevents syntax errors and maintains code readability.
2. Headline & Title Standardization
Content writers convert article headlines, blog titles, and section headers to Title Case for professional appearance. Transform "how to improve your writing skills" to "How To Improve Your Writing Skills." Title case following AP or Chicago style guides ensures consistency across publications and improves readability.
3. URL Slug Generation
Web developers convert page titles or article headlines to URL-friendly kebab-case slugs. "Best Italian Restaurants in NYC" becomes "best-italian-restaurants-in-nyc" for SEO-friendly URLs. Kebab-case is web standard for readable, hyphen-separated URLs that search engines parse correctly.
4. Data Cleaning & Normalization
Data analysts standardize inconsistent text data from multiple sources. Convert all customer names to Title Case, company names to UPPERCASE, or product codes to lowercase for database consistency. Uniform casing simplifies data matching, sorting, and prevents duplicates from case sensitivity issues.
5. Social Media & Marketing Copy
Marketers transform text for different platforms and audiences. Convert casual copy to UPPERCASE for attention-grabbing CTA buttons. Transform product names to Title Case for professionalism. Ensure brand name casing consistency across campaigns. Proper casing impacts brand perception and message clarity.
Tips & Best Practices
• Understand programming case requirements: CamelCase: JavaScript, Java. PascalCase: C#, .NET. snake_case: Python, Ruby, SQL. kebab-case: URLs, CSS classes. Using wrong case violates language conventions and may cause errors in case-sensitive languages.
• Title Case isn't one-size-fits-all: Different style guides capitalize differently. AP Style doesn't capitalize articles/prepositions under 4 letters. Chicago capitalizes differently. This tool applies basic title case (all major words). For publication, manually adjust prepositions, articles, and conjunctions per your style guide.
• Watch for acronyms and proper nouns: Automated case conversion affects acronyms (NASA → Nasa) and proper nouns incorrectly. After conversion, manually fix brand names, abbreviations, and proper nouns that require specific casing (iPhone, eBay, McDonald's).
• URLs prefer kebab-case over snake_case: While both work in URLs, kebab-case (words-separated-by-hyphens) is web standard and more readable than snake_case (words_separated_by_underscores). Search engines and users better parse kebab-case URLs.
• camelCase vs PascalCase matters: CamelCase starts lowercase (getUserData), PascalCase starts uppercase (GetUserData). JavaScript uses camelCase for variables/functions, PascalCase for classes. Using wrong case makes code look unprofessional or confusing to other developers.
• Preserve special formatting after conversion: Case conversion removes some special characters and spacing. Save original text before converting in case you need to revert or preserve intentional formatting like brand-specific stylization.
• Use sentence case for natural writing: Sentence case (First letter capitalized, rest lowercase) reads most naturally for body text, captions, and descriptions. Title case for headlines, sentence case for everything else follows editorial best practices.
• Title Case isn't one-size-fits-all: Different style guides capitalize differently. AP Style doesn't capitalize articles/prepositions under 4 letters. Chicago capitalizes differently. This tool applies basic title case (all major words). For publication, manually adjust prepositions, articles, and conjunctions per your style guide.
• Watch for acronyms and proper nouns: Automated case conversion affects acronyms (NASA → Nasa) and proper nouns incorrectly. After conversion, manually fix brand names, abbreviations, and proper nouns that require specific casing (iPhone, eBay, McDonald's).
• URLs prefer kebab-case over snake_case: While both work in URLs, kebab-case (words-separated-by-hyphens) is web standard and more readable than snake_case (words_separated_by_underscores). Search engines and users better parse kebab-case URLs.
• camelCase vs PascalCase matters: CamelCase starts lowercase (getUserData), PascalCase starts uppercase (GetUserData). JavaScript uses camelCase for variables/functions, PascalCase for classes. Using wrong case makes code look unprofessional or confusing to other developers.
• Preserve special formatting after conversion: Case conversion removes some special characters and spacing. Save original text before converting in case you need to revert or preserve intentional formatting like brand-specific stylization.
• Use sentence case for natural writing: Sentence case (First letter capitalized, rest lowercase) reads most naturally for body text, captions, and descriptions. Title case for headlines, sentence case for everything else follows editorial best practices.
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