Capitalize My Title – Free Title Case Converter
Style guide
Case mode
Capitalize titles the right way
Paste a headline, book title, essay title, or email subject and convert it using common publishing style guides—not just capitalizing every word.
How it works
- Paste your title or headline.
- Choose a style guide such as APA, Chicago, AP, MLA, or Wikipedia.
- Pick Title Case or another case mode, then copy the result.
Supported style guides
APA and MLA follow similar academic title rules. Chicago and AP are common in journalism and publishing. Wikipedia uses its own headline capitalization rules for article titles.
Why use a title case converter?
Blog posts and articles
Headlines look more professional when articles, conjunctions, and short prepositions are lowercased correctly.
Academic writing
Essays, papers, and references often require APA or MLA title capitalization for headings and source titles.
Books and email subjects
Authors, marketers, and newsletter writers use title case to polish book names, landing page headings, and subject lines.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from Case Converter?
Case Converter changes general text casing and developer formats like camelCase. Title Case follows publishing rules about which words should stay lowercase.
Which style should I use?
Use APA or MLA for school papers, AP or Chicago for journalism and blogs, and Wikipedia for wiki-style article titles.