Capitalize Text
This capitalize text tool uppercases the first letter of every word while leaving the remaining letters as they are. Paste a list of names, product titles, tags, or any pasted text and each word gets an initial capital; accented letters and words with internal capitals are preserved. It differs from Title Case, which also lowercases the rest of each word, so it is the right choice when you only need initial capitals. Live character, word, and line counters update as you edit, and the result appears instantly. Everything runs locally in JavaScript, so nothing is uploaded, logged, or stored. Copy the output with one click or clear the field to start again.
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Overview
This capitalize text tool uppercases the first letter of every word while leaving the remaining letters as they are. Paste a list of names, product titles, tags, or any pasted text and each word gets an initial capital; accented letters and words with internal capitals are preserved. It differs from Title Case, which also lowercases the rest of each word, so it is the right choice when you only need initial capitals. Live character, word, and line counters update as you edit, and the result appears instantly. Everything runs locally in JavaScript, so nothing is uploaded, logged, or stored. Copy the output with one click or clear the field to start again.Formula
Capitalize: first letter uppercase, rest lowercase per wordFrequently asked questions
Does it lowercase the rest of the word? +
No. Only the first letter of each word is uppercased; the remaining characters keep their original case, including internal capitals like iPhone.
How is it different from Title Case? +
Title Case lowercases short words and the rest of each word; capitalize-each-word only adds an initial capital and leaves everything else untouched.
Are accented words supported? +
Yes. é becomes É and ø becomes Ø correctly, since the conversion uses Unicode-aware letter handling.
What text case conversions are available? +
This tool supports UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case, Sentence case, camelCase, PascalCase, snake_case, kebab-case, and more.
Can I convert text with special characters and accents? +
Yes. The tool preserves accented characters, special symbols, and non-Latin scripts during all case conversions.
Can I convert large amounts of text at once? +
There is no character limit. Paste any amount of text and the tool converts it instantly in your browser.
Does it handle programming naming conventions? +
Yes. The tool supports camelCase, PascalCase, snake_case, kebab-case, and SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE for programming variable names.