The options
- Title Case capitalizes each word except short ones like a, an, the, and, but, or, of, to, in and on (unless they come first). Hyphenated words get a capital on each part.
- Sentence case makes each line lower case with a capital first letter.
- UPPER CASE and lower case do what they say.
- Capitalize first letter capitalizes the first letter of each line and leaves the rest alone, which is useful for names and acronyms.
- rAnDoM cAsE is for fun.
Sentence case doesn’t know which words are names, so check proper nouns afterwards. To change only one part of your text, select it first.
Title Case
the lord of the rings WAR AND PEACE mary-kate's day out
The Lord of the Rings War and Peace Mary-Kate's Day Out
Sentence case
THIS WAS TYPED WITH CAPS LOCK ON why is everything lower case
This was typed with caps lock on Why is everything lower case
Questions
Does it work with accented letters?
Yes. É, ñ, ü and letters from other alphabets are converted correctly.
Why is “Of” capitalized at the start of my title?
The first word of a title is always capitalized, even a short one.