Paste any text and convert it to UPPER CASE, lower case, Proper Case, Title Case or Sentence case in one click, then copy the result. Handy for names, product lists, headings and text copied from emails or PDFs.
Cases6 styles
ShowsCharacters and words
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The case styles
| Style | Example | In Excel |
|---|---|---|
| UPPER CASE | MICROSOFT EXCEL | =UPPER(A2) |
| lower case | microsoft excel | =LOWER(A2) |
| Proper Case | Microsoft Excel Tips And Tricks | =PROPER(A2) |
| Title Case | Microsoft Excel Tips and Tricks | No single function |
| Sentence case | Microsoft excel tips and tricks | =UPPER(LEFT(A2))&LOWER(MID(A2,2,LEN(A2))) |
Title Case keeps small words such as and, of and the in lowercase, as most style guides do. Excel’s PROPER capitalises every word, including those. See the PROPER, UPPER and LOWER function guides for more.
Frequently asked questions
What’s the difference between Proper Case and Title Case?
Proper Case capitalises the first letter of every word. Title Case leaves short words such as and, of and to in lowercase, unless they start the title.
Will it change numbers or symbols?
No. Only letters change.
Is there a limit?
No practical limit. Everything runs in your browser.