Title Case Converter

About this calculator

Title case is the capitalization style used for book titles, headlines, and article titles, where major words are capitalized and short function words — articles like 'a' and 'the', short prepositions like 'of' and 'in', and coordinating conjunctions like 'and' or 'but' — stay lowercase unless they open or close the title. So 'the lord of the rings' becomes 'The Lord of the Rings,' with 'of' and 'the' left lowercase in the middle but the very first word always capitalized regardless of what kind of word it is.

Writers, editors, and publishers use title case to follow style guides such as APA, MLA, and Chicago, which each define slightly different word-length cutoffs and exception lists but share the same core convention. It shows up constantly in blog post titles, email subject lines, resume headings, presentation slide titles, and academic paper titles, anywhere a piece of text needs to read as a proper heading rather than an ordinary sentence.

Paste any text in and the converter capitalizes it according to standard title-case rules, so you do not have to manually decide word by word which ones to capitalize.