Text tool
Paste your text and this tool puts a capital on the first letter of every word, including the short ones.
Switch text between upper case, lower case, sentence, title, capitalize, and alternating case. The output box updates as you type, so you see the case converted before you copy anything.
Runs in your browser. Your entries are calculated on this device. Ziannah does not store the values you enter here.
a tale of two cities
A Tale Of Two Cities
This format suits names, place names, product labels, and column headings in a spreadsheet, where each word is treated as its own item. It is also what you want when a list has been typed in lowercase and every entry needs tidying the same way.
Excel has =PROPER(A1), which capitalizes the first letter of each word in a cell. It behaves the same way as this page. Use the formula when the text lives in a spreadsheet, and use this page when you are pasting from somewhere else.
This capitalizes every word without exception. Title case leaves small joining words like of and the in lowercase, which is how published titles are written.
Yes. Everything is normalized, so text that arrives in capitals or in a mixture of cases comes out in the same consistent format.
Yes. Use Sentence case, which capitalizes the first letter and leaves the rest lowercase.
Yes. It is free, needs no signup, and converts the text on your own device.
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