Free Case Converter | UPPERCASE to lowercase

About Free Case Converter

This Free Case Converter allows you to change the case of the selected text. This free case converter is designed to make your life easier by presenting the majority of the options with just one click. To put it another way, this web application allows you to alter the Case of selected text in a variety of ways, such as CAPITALISE LETTERS to small letters, small letters to CAPITALISE LETTERS, and capitalising the initial letter of each sentence.

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How To Use Free Case Converter

Simply copy and paste your text into the box above, then use the buttons at the top to convert it to one of the cases, such as:

lowercase:

If you're looking for a way to uncapitalize text, the lowercase text converter will do just that: it will convert all of the letters in your text to lowercase letters. Simply copy and paste the text you want to generate into lower case into the box above, then pick the 'lowercase' tab.

this is a lowercase example.
UPPERCASE:

The uppercase transformer will take any text and convert all of the letters to upper case letters. All lowercase letters will be converted to CAPITALS (as well as keep upper case letters as upper case letters). To do so, simply pick the text you want to change and paste it into the box above, then choose the UPPERCASE tab.

THIS IS AN UPPERCASE EXAMPLE.
Sentence Case:

You can paste any text into the case converter, and it will automatically convert it to a fully formed structured sentence. It works by capitalising the first letter of each sentence before converting the rest of the text to lowercase and changing i's to I's. After a full stop, every letter is transformed to an uppercase letter.

This is a sentence case example.
Capitialize Each Word:

The capitalised case converter will convert the first letter of each word to an uppercase letter and leave the other letters in lower case. Simply copy and paste the text you want to convert into this format into the box form above, then pick the Capitalized Case tab.

This Is A Capitalized Case Example.

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