Title Case Converter

Convert text into proper Title Capitalization style.

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What is Title Case Converter?

This title case converter capitalizes your headline, blog post title, or essay heading the proper way, capitalizing major words while correctly lowercasing small connector words like "a," "the," and "of." If you've ever typed "capitalize my title" into a search bar while staring at a messy headline, this is built exactly for that moment.

How It Works

The tool splits your text into words and applies standard title capitalization rules: the first and last word of the title are always capitalized, and short articles, conjunctions, and prepositions (like "and," "in," "of") stay lowercase unless they start the title. Everything else gets its first letter capitalized automatically.

Is It Safe to Use?

Your title or heading is converted entirely in your browser and is never transmitted to a server or stored anywhere, so drafts of unpublished work stay private.

How to Use Title Case Converter (Step-by-Step Guide)

Paste your heading or title into the input box.
The title case version appears instantly in the output box.
Review the capitalization against your preferred style guide.
Copy the formatted title with one click.
Paste it into your document, CMS, or slide deck.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this follow AP or Chicago style rules?

It follows the common convention of capitalizing major words and lowercasing short articles and prepositions, which aligns closely with most mainstream style guides, though exact rules can vary slightly between APA, AP, and Chicago.

Will it capitalize words after a colon or dash?

Yes, words following punctuation like colons are treated as the start of a new clause and capitalized appropriately.

Can I use this as a headline capitalization tool for blog titles?

Absolutely, it's commonly used by bloggers and content writers to quickly format post titles before publishing.

Is there a character limit?

No, you can convert anything from a short headline to a longer subtitle.

Can I use this on mobile?

Yes, it works the same on phones and tablets as on desktop.

What happens to acronyms like "NASA" or "USA"?

The tool capitalizes the first letter of each word, so fully-capitalized acronyms may need a quick manual check afterward to make sure they stay all-uppercase.

Does it work for non-English text?

It's designed primarily for English capitalization rules and works best with English-language titles.

Will my original line breaks be preserved?

Yes, if you paste multiple lines, each line is title-cased independently and line breaks are kept intact.

Style Guide Comparison

Style	Prepositions	Conj. lowercase	Last word
Chicago	≤ 4 letters	for, and, nor, but, or	✓
AP	≤ 3 letters	FANBOYS	✓
APA	≤ 3 letters	FANBOYS	–
MLA	All	FANBOYS	✓
AMA	≤ 3 letters	FANBOYS	–
NY Times	Selected	for, and, but, or	✓

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