Text Case Converter
Convert text to Sentence Case, lowercase, UPPERCASE, Capitalized Case or Title Case.
Change letter case, remove commas or extra spaces, and check word, character and sentence counts—all in one place.
Change text case, remove commas and extra spaces, and check text statistics in one place.
Convert text to Sentence Case, lowercase, UPPERCASE, Capitalized Case or Title Case.
Remove commas and reduce repeated spaces in pasted text.
Track words, characters and sentences, plus estimated reading time.
Reverse or restore recent edits with the toolbar or keyboard shortcuts.
Copy the finished text to use in another document or application.
Use the formatter on desktop, tablet or mobile without installing an app.
Format or clean your text in three steps.
Type in the editor or paste text from another source.
Choose a case or cleaning option to apply it to your text.
Review the result and select Copy when you are ready.
Use the tool to prepare text for writing, documents and digital content.
Tidy text before adding it to a message, note or document.
Prepare text for documents, websites, spreadsheets and forms.
Check word, character and sentence counts at a glance.
See how each formatting and cleaning option changes text.
Converts all letters to uppercase.
Converts all letters to lowercase.
Converts text to sentence-style capitalization.
Capitalizes the first letter of each word.
Formats text using title-style capitalization.
Reduces repeated spaces within lines and trims surrounding spaces.
Removes comma characters from the current text.
Quick answers about using this text formatter.
Yes. You can use the formatter online for free.
No installation is needed; open the page in your browser.
You can convert text to Sentence Case, lowercase, UPPERCASE, Capitalized Case or Title Case.
Yes. It displays word, character and sentence counts, plus estimated reading time.
Yes. The page works in mobile, tablet and desktop browsers.
Reading time is an estimate based on a typical reading speed. Your actual reading time may vary depending on the text and how quickly you read.