This free online text transformer instantly converts your text to uppercase, lowercase, title case, sentence case, reversed text, or trims extra spaces. Type or paste your text below and click any transform button.
How to Use the Text Transformer
Type or paste your text into the "Your Text" box.
Click any transform button (e.g. "UPPERCASE" or "Title Case") to see the result instantly.
Click "Copy Result" to copy the transformed text to your clipboard.
Exactly What Each Transformation Does
Each button works on the full text in the "Your Text" box and puts the result in the "Result" box, leaving your original untouched. Here is the same sample sentence run through the case options:
Input: GST rates for the iPhone don't change. what about e-mail?
Button
Output
UPPERCASE
GST RATES FOR THE IPHONE DON'T CHANGE. WHAT ABOUT E-MAIL?
lowercase
gst rates for the iphone don't change. what about e-mail?
Title Case
Gst Rates For The Iphone Don'T Change. What About E-Mail?
Sentence case
Gst rates for the iphone don't change. What about e-mail?
Title Case and Sentence case both start by making everything lower case, so acronyms like GST and brand names like iPhone lose their capitals. Title Case also treats an apostrophe or hyphen as the end of a word, which is why "don't" becomes "Don'T".
Reverse Text and Remove Extra Spaces
Reverse Text flips the order of every character, so "Pune 411001" becomes "100114 enuP". It reverses characters, not words. Text in Hindi and other Indian scripts, and emoji, are made of several code units each, so reversing them produces broken characters.
Remove Extra Spaces replaces every run of spaces, tabs and line breaks with a single space and trims both ends. The result is always a single line, so use it on a paragraph rather than on a list you want to keep line by line.
Tips for Clean Results
After Title Case or Sentence case, re-capitalise acronyms (GST, PAN, UPI), proper nouns (names, cities) and the word "I". The tool cannot tell these apart from ordinary words.
Headline style guides usually keep short words such as "of", "the" and "and" in lower case. This tool capitalises every word, so adjust those by hand if you follow such a style.
Sentence case capitalises the letter after every full stop, including abbreviations, so "approx. ten" becomes "approx. Ten". Check abbreviations in the result.
UPPERCASE is handy for forms that ask for names in capital letters, such as some bank and government forms. Devanagari and other Indian scripts have no capital letters, so they pass through all case options unchanged.
Frequently Asked Questions
UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case, Sentence case, Reverse Text, and Remove Extra Spaces (which collapses repeated spaces/line breaks into single spaces and trims the ends).
It capitalizes the first letter of every word and lowercases the rest, so "hello WORLD" becomes "Hello World".
It lowercases everything, then capitalizes the first letter of the text and the first letter after any period, question mark, or exclamation mark.
Title Case and Sentence case first convert the whole text to lower case and then capitalise only the first letter of each word or sentence. Words like GST, PAN or NEET therefore become Gst, Pan or Neet and need to be corrected by hand.
No. It reverses individual characters, so "hello world" becomes "dlrow olleh", not "world hello".