Title Case looks simple until you have to remember which small words stay lowercase.
This converter capitalises the important words and keeps minor words like of and the lowercase, with a toggle if you would rather capitalise everything.
How to use Title Case Converter
- Paste the headline or title you want to format.
- Title Case Converter capitalises the main words and keeps minor words lowercase.
- Use the keep-minor-words toggle, then copy your Title Case heading.
Use cases
- Formatting an article or blog post headline.
- Tidying a section title for a report.
- Capitalising a book or song title.
Good to know
Title Case Converter capitalises the first and last words and all the main words, while leaving minor words such as a, of and the lowercase, so the lord of the rings becomes The Lord of the Rings. House styles differ between AP and Chicago, so the keep-minor-words toggle lets you capitalise every word when a style calls for it. Acronyms may need a manual check.
Frequently asked questions
Which small words stay lowercase?
Short articles, conjunctions and prepositions like a, and, of and the stay lowercase, except as the first or last word.
Does it follow AP or Chicago style?
It uses a common minor-word set; toggle on capitalise-every-word for styles that differ, and verify important headings.
How are acronyms handled?
Acronyms are title-cased like words, so check any that must stay fully capitalised.