Title Case Converter
Capitalise Every Main Word In A Headline, instantly and consistently.
Headlines look wrong when their capitalisation is inconsistent — one title in sentence case, the next in caps, a third with only some words capitalised. Title case capitalises the start of each word, which is the convention for headings, article titles, book names and navigation labels. Paste your line here and it is applied automatically.
How to Title Case Converter
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Paste the headline or title you want to format.
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Title Case is applied automatically as you type.
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Check the result and copy it.
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Use it in your heading, title tag or nav label.
Why Use TextsPro
Everything runs in your browser, so unpublished headlines and article titles are never uploaded. It is free and unlimited with no account required. A note on style: this applies straightforward title case, capitalising the first letter of each word. Strict editorial styles like AP or Chicago keep short words such as 'of', 'and' and 'the' lowercase, so give the output a quick read if you are following a specific style guide.
- Processed in your browser — files are never uploaded
- Instant results with no queues or waiting
- No signup, no watermarks, completely free
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready-made presets
Same tool, already configured for a specific job.