Convert any text into sentence case — only the first letter of each sentence is capitalised. Useful for cleaning up ALL-CAPS or inconsistent prose.
Example:HELLO WORLD. THIS IS A TEST. how are you? → Hello world. This is a test. How are you?
Sentence case is the standard prose capitalisation rule used in body text: only the first letter of each sentence is capitalised (and proper nouns, which the tool can't always detect automatically). Every other letter is lowercase.
This is the fastest fix for text that arrived in ALL CAPS, in Title Case, or in inconsistent mixed case — paste it in, get back readable prose.
Use cases
Cleaning up ALL-CAPS shouting text
Someone sent you a paragraph in all caps? Paste it in. Sentence case gives you back proper prose without having to retype.
De-titlecasing pasted headings
If you paste a Title Case heading into body text, it looks shouty. Convert to sentence case so it reads as a normal sentence.
Subtitle and chapter headings
Modern web style (Apple, Google, Wikipedia, the Guardian) prefers sentence case for headings, not Title Case. The convention scans more conversational and less formal.
Email subject lines
Sentence case in email subject lines reads as direct and professional; Title Case looks like marketing copy.
UI button labels and form fields
Most modern design systems (Material, Apple HIG, Bootstrap 5) use sentence case for buttons and form labels — "Save changes" not "Save Changes".
Frequently asked questions
Will the tool capitalise proper nouns?
No — automated sentence-case converters can't reliably detect proper nouns. The tool capitalises sentence beginnings; you'll need a final pass for names, brands, and place names.
How does the tool detect sentence boundaries?
By the punctuation triple . ! ? followed by whitespace. Edge cases (abbreviations like "Dr." or "e.g.") may produce a wrong cap; manually fix anything that looks off after conversion.
Does sentence case treat "I" specially?
No — the tool lowercases everything first, then re-capitalises sentence starts. Run a find-and-replace on " i " to " I " after conversion if you have an English text with the standalone pronoun.
Sentence case vs Title Case — which should I use?
Sentence case for body text, modern UI, and most modern web/digital style. Title Case for traditional book and article titles, AP/Chicago-style headings, and formal print contexts. When in doubt, sentence case is the safer modern default.
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