Default Unicode uppercase
Cased characters are converted with JavaScript's default Unicode case mapping. The UI language does not change the conversion rule.
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Convert text to uppercase, lowercase, simple title case, sentence case, or first-letter uppercase while preserving its original structure.
You can also drop a TXT, MD, or CSV file anywhere in this workspace.
Local processing · No server upload
HOW TO USE
Type or paste text, or choose/drop a TXT, MD, or CSV file.
Choose Uppercase, Lowercase, Title Case, Sentence case, or First letter uppercase.
Run the converter and review the result and changed-character summary calculated from the original text.
Edit the result if needed, then copy it or download it as a UTF-8 TXT file.
Use Clear all to reset the file, original text, result, and conversion format for a new task.
FORMAT GUIDE
Cased characters are converted with JavaScript's default Unicode case mapping. The UI language does not change the conversion rule.
Cased characters are converted with default Unicode lowercase mapping. Characters without case, such as Korean or Japanese, stay unchanged.
The first cased character of each word and after hyphens or apostrophes is uppercased, while remaining cased characters are lowercased. It is not an AP, APA, or Chicago style engine.
The text is lowercased first, then the first cased character at the start, after line breaks, and after . ! ? 。 ! ? is uppercased.
Only the first cased character in the original string is uppercased. The rest of the original character state and structure are preserved.
Tool 038 changes casing only. Spaces, tabs, NBSP, full-width spaces, line breaks, emoji, and ZWJ sequences are not normalized or removed.
IMPORTANT NOTES
FAQ
No. Typed text, TXT/MD/CSV files, and the converted result are processed locally in your browser.
No. It uses a simple, predictable first-cased-character-per-word rule.
Not necessarily. Because it lowercases first and then capitalizes sentence starts, NASA may become Nasa.
No. Tool 038 changes casing only and does not rewrite spaces, tabs, or line breaks.
Yes. You can edit the result, then copy it or download it as a UTF-8 TXT file.