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Professional title capitalization tool for all your writing needs
A title capitalization tool automatically formats titles, headings, and other text according to different capitalization rules. Instead of manually deciding which words should be uppercase or lowercase, you can enter your text and let the tool transform it instantly.
Capitalize My Title provides multiple capitalization and formatting options for writers, students, marketers, bloggers, developers, and anyone working with text. You can convert text into Title Case, Sentence case, UPPERCASE, lowercase, and several programming-friendly formats.
The tool also includes professional style options such as APA, Chicago, AP, MLA, Bluebook, AMA, NYT, Wikipedia, and Email formatting.
Title Case capitalizes important words in a title while keeping certain common short words lowercase when appropriate.
For example, text such as:
the ultimate guide to digital marketing
can be transformed into:
The Ultimate Guide to Digital Marketing
This format is commonly used for blog titles, article headings, book titles, presentations, reports, and other professional content.
The tool allows you to apply Title Case instantly without manually editing every word.
Different publishing and professional standards can use different capitalization rules. Capitalize My Title includes several style options to help format titles according to commonly used conventions.
Available styles include:
APA – commonly used in academic and social science writing
Chicago – commonly used in books, publishing, and formal writing
AP – commonly associated with journalism and news writing
MLA – commonly used in academic and humanities writing
Bluebook (BB) – used for legal citation formatting
AMA – commonly used in medical and scientific writing
NYT – provides a newspaper-style capitalization approach
Wiki – provides a Wikipedia-style sentence-case approach
Email – provides simple sentence-style formatting
These options make it easier to experiment with different capitalization conventions from one interface.
Sentence case capitalizes the beginning of sentences while converting other letters to lowercase.
For example:
THIS IS A SAMPLE TITLE. HERE IS ANOTHER SENTENCE.
becomes:
This is a sample title. Here is another sentence.
Sentence case is useful for paragraphs, descriptions, email subject lines, headings, notes, and general writing where title capitalization is not required.
The tool applies the transformation automatically so you do not have to correct capitalization manually.
The tool provides simple UPPERCASE and lowercase conversion options.
UPPERCASE converts every applicable letter into capital letters, which can be useful for labels, headings, announcements, or text that needs strong visual emphasis.
lowercase converts letters into small letters and can be useful when standardizing text, cleaning imported content, or preparing text for other formatting processes.
Both options allow you to change the case of an entire text block with a single click.
Beyond traditional capitalization, Capitalize My Title includes several useful text transformation formats.
Available formats include:
First Letter – capitalizes the first letter of words
AlT CaSe – alternates lowercase and uppercase letters
tOGGLE – reverses the existing letter case
camelCase – combines words with internal capitalization
PascalCase – combines words with every word beginning uppercase
snake_case – separates words with underscores
kebab-case – separates words with hyphens
CONSTANT_CASE – uppercase words separated by underscores
dot.case – separates words with periods
These formats can be particularly useful for developers, designers, content creators, and anyone preparing text for technical or digital applications.
Some of the available transformations are especially useful when working with programming and software projects.
For example, a phrase such as:
user profile settings
can be converted into different programming-friendly formats:
userProfileSettings
UserProfileSettings
user_profile_settings
user-profile-settings
USER_PROFILE_SETTINGS
user.profile.settings
These formats correspond to common naming conventions such as camelCase, PascalCase, snake_case, kebab-case, CONSTANT_CASE, and dot.case.
This makes the tool useful for quickly converting readable phrases into formats suitable for variables, identifiers, configuration values, URLs, and other development tasks.
Capitalize My Title automatically changes your text into different capitalization and formatting styles, including Title Case, Sentence case, UPPERCASE, lowercase, camelCase, PascalCase, snake_case, and more.
The tool includes APA, Chicago, AP, MLA, Bluebook (BB), AMA, NYT, Wiki, and Email formatting options. These styles apply different capitalization rules to your text.
Yes. You can convert text into camelCase, PascalCase, snake_case, kebab-case, CONSTANT_CASE, and dot.case formats. These are useful for programming, naming conventions, URLs, and technical content.
Yes. The tool provides a live word and character count that updates automatically as you type or paste text into the input field.
Yes. After your text has been transformed, click the Copy button to quickly copy the formatted output to your clipboard.
Yes. You can switch between multiple case options, including Title Case, Sentence case, UPPERCASE, lowercase, First Letter, AlT CaSe, tOGGLE, camelCase, PascalCase, snake_case, kebab-case, CONSTANT_CASE, and dot.case.