Title Case Converter
Convert text to Title Case where each word starts with a capital letter.
Ever stared at a headline wondering if "with" should be capitalized? You're not alone. Title case trips up even experienced writers because the rules aren't as straightforward as "capitalize everything."
Examples
Blog Post
Input:
how to write better headlines for your blog
Output:
How to Write Better Headlines for Your Blog
With Prepositions
Input:
the man who sold the world
Output:
The Man Who Sold the World
The Rules Nobody Remembers
| Word Type | Rule | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Nouns, verbs, adjectives | Always capitalize | Dog, Running, Beautiful |
| Articles | Lowercase (usually) | a, an, the |
| Short prepositions | Lowercase | at, by, for, in, of |
| Conjunctions | Lowercase | and, but, or, nor |
| First/last word | Always capitalize | The, End |
Style Guide Differences
AP Style, Chicago, and APA don't always agree:
- AP: Capitalizes words of 4+ letters
- Chicago: Lowercases all prepositions regardless of length
- APA: Capitalizes words of 4+ letters, including prepositions
FAQ
Should I capitalize "is" in titles?
Yes. "Is" is a verb (form of "to be"), so it gets capitalized in title case.
What about hyphenated words?
Capitalize both parts if they're major words: "Self-Driving" not "Self-driving."
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