Capitalized Case Converter

What is capitalized case and when should you use it?

Capitalized case (sometimes called "start case") is a simple rule: every word gets a capital first letter. Unlike title case, there are no exceptions for articles, prepositions, or conjunctions — every single word is capitalized.

This style is common in names and proper nouns (John Smith, New York City), navigation menus (Home, About Us, Contact), product names, and anywhere you want uniform visual emphasis across words.

It differs from title case in that title case follows editorial rules: words like "and", "of", "the" stay lowercase in title case but get capitalized in capitalized case. Use this tool when you want every word capitalized without worrying about style guide exceptions.

The converter first converts your text to lowercase, then capitalizes the first letter of each word — giving consistent output regardless of original casing. All processing is done locally in your browser.