Paste your text below and it converts to Title Case instantly — the first letter of every word capitalized, the rest lowercased.
This is the same engine as the main Case Converter below, with Title Case as the case you'll likely reach for first — the standard style for headings, titles, and book/movie names.
How it works
Each word is split on whitespace and common separators, then re-joined with its first letter capitalized and the rest lowercased. This is a simple, consistent rule rather than following any specific style guide's exception list (which word to skip capitalizing, like "a" or "the" mid-title) — for strict editorial style, treat the result as a starting point.
Examples
- "the great gatsby" → "The Great Gatsby"
- "HOW TO CODE" → "How To Code"
Related questions
- Does this skip capitalizing small words like "a" or "the"?
- No — every word gets capitalized. Some style guides (like APA or Chicago) skip short articles and prepositions mid-title; this tool applies one simple, consistent rule instead.