Title Case
Converter.
Headline-style capitalisation that keeps articles and short prepositions lowercase, leaves acronyms in caps, and still capitalises the first and last word. Everything runs locally in your browser.
What "smart" changes
Input → the art of war: a guide to writing Smart title case → The Art of War: A Guide to Writing Capitalise every word → The Art Of War: A Guide To Writing Sentence case → The art of war: a guide to writing
Small words stay lowercase only in the middle of a title. "of" is lowercase in The Art of War, but a title that ends on it — Something Worth Fighting For — still capitalises it, and so does the word straight after a colon.
Acronyms are preserved, not detected. Nothing can tell that a lowercase nasa was meant as an acronym, so it becomes Nasa like any other word. Type or paste it as NASA and the "leave ALL-CAPS words alone" option keeps it exactly as NASA.
Frequently asked questions
What does Title Case Converter do?
Smart title case that handles small words and acronyms. The whole thing runs in your browser tab, so it is ready the moment the page finishes loading.
Is Title Case Converter free to use?
Yes. Title Case Converter is completely free on ToolMunch — no trial, no premium tier holding back the main feature, and no daily or hourly cap on how many times you can use it.
Do I need to create an account or sign up?
No. There is no account, no email address, and no login. Open Title Case Converter, do the job, and take the result — nothing is gated behind a signup form.
Is the text I paste in sent to a server?
No. Title Case Converter runs entirely inside your browser tab, so the text you paste stays on your own device. Nothing is uploaded, which means there is no copy of it on a server to worry about.
Does Title Case Converter work on Mac, Windows, and phones?
Yes. Title Case Converter runs in any modern web browser on Windows, macOS, Linux, Chromebook, Android, and iOS. There is nothing to download or install.
Can I use it as many times as I want?
Yes. There is no queue, no per-hour quota, and no counter that runs out — run Title Case Converter as often as the work needs.