Title Case Converter
Capitalise a heading properly in title case, following the rules for which words to capitalise.
More than just capitalising every word
Proper title case is not simply capitalising every word — the small ones stay lowercase. The rules capitalise the first and last words and all the major ones, while leaving short articles, conjunctions and prepositions like a, the, and and of in lowercase, unless they start the title. This applies those rules so a heading reads the way a professional style guide expects.
Paste your heading and it is converted to correct title case.
Style guides differ, slightly
It is worth knowing that title case is not one fixed standard — different style guides disagree on the details, such as the exact length below which a preposition stays lowercase. A sensible converter follows the widely accepted conventions, which cover the vast majority of titles correctly. For a specific publication's house style you might tweak a word or two, but as a starting point it saves you second-guessing every heading.
Common questions
What stays lowercase in title case?
Short articles, conjunctions and prepositions like a, the, and and of, unless they are the first or last word.
Is title case a single fixed standard?
Not quite — style guides differ on details, but this follows the widely accepted conventions that cover most titles.
Is my text uploaded?
No. The conversion happens in your browser.