Title Case Converter

A title case converter reformats a heading into title case (keeping small words like "of" and "and" lowercase), sentence case or other styles. Consistent capitalisation keeps titles and headings tidy across a site.

It runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you paste or upload is sent to a server or stored.

How to read the result and act on it

The output restyles your heading according to the capitalisation rule you chose. Compare the result with your style guide, since conventions differ on short words, hyphenated terms and words after colons. Check brand names, acronyms and product names such as iPhone or SEO, because automatic conversion can alter them. Once the case is right, read the heading as a whole to confirm it still makes sense, fits its length target and uses the same style as your other headings. Apply one style consistently across title tags, H1s and navigation. Then paste the text into your CMS and preview it, as themes sometimes apply their own uppercase or lowercase styling on top of your text.

Common mistakes to avoid

Do not assume title case is required for search. Either title case or sentence case works for page titles, and consistency matters more than choice. A common mistake is leaving brand-specific capitalisation to the tool, which can break names such as LinkedIn or eBay. Another is using all capitals, which reduces readability and can look like shouting. Avoid mixing conventions across the site, for example title case on some H1s and sentence case on others. Also remember that CSS text-transform can display a different case from the underlying HTML text, so check what is actually stored in your CMS rather than what the page shows.

Which case is best for page titles?

Either works. Choose one style and use it everywhere; sentence case is often easier to read.

Does capitalisation affect rankings?

No. Search engines ignore case in queries and titles.

What are the rules for title case?

Common rules capitalise the first and last words and all major words, while keeping short articles, conjunctions and prepositions lowercase. Style guides such as AP, APA and Chicago differ on details like which prepositions to capitalise.

Should I use title case or sentence case for blog headings?

Either works if you apply it consistently. Sentence case reads more conversational and is common on the web, while title case feels more formal. Choose one and document it in your style guide.

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