In Convert Case (pictured above), type or paste in your text, then choose each of the case options you want. In TitleCase, type or paste in your text, and then choose the case you want to automatically convert your text to. There are a number of simple web apps that can swap your case for you. Your options are: Sentence case., lowercase, UPPERCASE, Capitalize Each Word, or tOGGLE cASE to swap your writing's current case-perfect for the times you swap capital and lowercase accidentally.Īnother option is to use a web app to format your text. (It's right next to your font options: a capital and lowercase Aa with a dropdown arrow.) In the Home section of the toolbar, click the Change Case option. If you're working in Microsoft Word, it's easy to change the capitalization or case of text in your document.
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Here's how to automatically capitalize text properly in Word, Google Docs, and other text editors-and in thousands of other apps using Zapier's Formatter tool. It can take seemingly forever to edit each letter back to the case you want-and it's so easy to miss the stray cApital letter in a long essay or blog post. But when you go to write a long title and have to hold Shift for every first letter or when you write a few sentences without realizing caps lock was on, capitalization can suddenly get more frustrating.
As long as you type with the capitalization you want, everything's fine.
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