Title case converter

Choose a title style, keep your acronyms, and check each word before copying.

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Language for letter casing

MLA and Chicago rules are for English. Other languages use Capitalize each word; check the title conventions required by your publication.

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Review each word

Review words such as “up” or “as”: their role can change the capitalization. Use the word choices below to correct a suggestion.

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Title case depends on the style and the sentence

MLA leaves prepositions such as through lowercase inside a title. Chicago capitalizes longer prepositions. Both capitalize the first and last word of a title or subtitle and its principal words.

Review each word shows the suggestion and its reason. A word such as up can be a preposition or part of a verb; change its choice when the suggestion does not fit your sentence. Existing API and iPhone capitalization can stay as you typed it.

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MLA gives A Walk through the Garden; Chicago gives A Walk Through the Garden. The words and punctuation stay in the same order.

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Before you rely on the result

MLA and Chicago suggestions apply to English. Capitalize each word uses the selected language for letters, including Turkish dotted I and Dutch IJ, but does not decide that language’s editorial title rules. Review names and compounds. AP and APA title styles are not offered.

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