Title Case Converter

Convert texts to title format, capitalizing the first letter of each word.

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How to use

  1. 1Paste the text.
  2. 2See the Title Case conversion.
  3. 3Copy it.

About

Capitalizes the first letter of each word, ideal for post titles, file names and headings. Fast and local.

How to convert text to title case

The UtilNexo tool capitalizes the first letter of every word and lowercases the rest, useful for titles and headlines.

The conversion lowercases the whole text and applies an initial capital to every word, without distinguishing small words. Numbers, punctuation, and symbols stay the same.

Accents and special characters are preserved correctly. For title case that keeps articles and prepositions lowercase, review the result manually.

Everything happens locally in the browser. The text never leaves your device, so you can convert titles from sensitive documents with full privacy.

Examples

  • Text "how to convert text to title case" → "How To Convert Text To Title Case".
  • Text "a guide to best practices" → "A Guide To Best Practices".

Limitations

  • The tool capitalizes the first letter of every word, including articles and prepositions. Style guides (AP, Chicago, APA) often keep minor words lowercase — review if you need that.
  • Proper nouns with internal capitalization (e.g. "iPhone", "eBay") may be normalized to "Iphone" or "Ebay", because the tool does not preserve internal letter casing.

How to use the title-case converter

  1. 1Paste or type the text into the main field.
  2. 2The conversion to title case happens automatically.
  3. 3Copy the result.

Frequently asked questions

Does the conversion distinguish important from minor words?

No. The tool capitalizes the initial of every word, without distinguishing articles, prepositions, or conjunctions.

Does it work with accents?

Yes. The tool preserves all accents and special characters, only changing letter case.

Is it the same as all uppercase?

No. The tool capitalizes the first letter of every word and keeps the rest lowercase — unlike converting the whole text to uppercase.