A lowercase heading converted to title case on an editorial page.

Title Case Converter

Format headings, article titles, and names with title case rules for small words, punctuation, hyphens, and separators.

Frequently asked questions

Does this Title Case Converter upload my text?

No. The conversion happens in your browser, so the text does not need to be sent to a server for this tool to work.

What is title case?

Title case is a capitalization style where important words are capitalized and some short connector words can stay lowercase in the middle of a title.

Are the AP, APA, Chicago, and MLA options official style checks?

No. They are practical approximations for quick headline formatting, not a full style-manual review.

Why are some small words lowercase?

Articles, short conjunctions, and prepositions are often lowercase in the middle of a title. The exact behavior changes with the selected style.

Can it handle hyphenated words?

Yes. The hyphen rule can capitalize both sides of hyphenated phrases when that looks better for your title.

Can I see why the title changed?

Yes. The notes under the result show changed words, lowercase small words, preserved acronyms, and other rule hints for the selected style.

Can I copy only the converted result?

Yes. The Copy button copies the title case result, not the original input.