About Case Converter
The Case Converter is a practical utility for developers, content creators, and students who need to transform text between common naming and display formats. It supports uppercase, lowercase, title case, and snake_case transformations. This is handy when refactoring variable names in code, generating slugs or file names, or preparing content to meet style guidelines.
How to use
Paste or type the text you want to convert, then click the target case button (e.g., UPPERCASE, Title Case). The converted output appears below and can be copied for reuse. For programming-specific needs, you can take the output into your code editor, or combine the result with other tools on this site — for example, run the output through the JSON Formatter when preparing configuration files or use the Word Counter to confirm lengths.
Benefits
Consistent casing improves readability and reduces bugs caused by naming mismatches. For example, converting display labels into machine-friendly snake_case makes it simple to auto-generate keys or file names. The Case Converter saves manual editing time and reduces errors in repetitive renaming tasks.
FAQs
- Q: Does it handle accents and special characters?
A: Basic transformations keep characters intact; for advanced normalization consider additional normalization libraries or server-side routines. - Q: Can I convert to camelCase or kebab-case?
A: The current tool offers common cases. You can add custom transformations by extending the functionality.