Title Case Converter
The free title case converter formats headlines the way editors expect:the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog becomesThe Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over the Lazy Dog. Major words are capitalized while articles (the, a), short prepositions (of, in), and conjunctions (and) stay lowercase per AP style.
Open the free case converter tool, pick Title Case from the sidebar, and press Convert (Ctrl+Enter).
How to convert text to title case
- Paste your headline or blog title into the online case converter.
- Select Title Case (AP) from the conversion options.
- Click Convert, then copy the AP-compliant headline.
When to use title case
- Article headlines & blog titles: match AP, Chicago, and APA expectations.
- Book & video titles: professional capitalization for covers and thumbnails.
- Email subject lines: higher perceived quality than all caps or all lowercase.
Writing body copy instead? Use the sentence case converter. Formatting names? Use the capital case converter.
Title Case vs. Capital Case vs. Sentence Case
Title Case respects style guides (minor words stay lowercase).Capital Case capitalizes every word. Sentence case capitalizes only the first word. All three are one click away in the text case converter.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert text to title case?
Paste your headline into the homepage tool, choose Title Case, and click Convert.
What is the difference between Title Case and Capital Case?
Title Case leaves minor words lowercase; Capital Case capitalizes everything.
Is the title case converter AP compliant?
Yes — it follows Associated Press guidelines for headlines.
Is the title case converter free?
Yes — free, unlimited, and private with in-browser processing.
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