Title Case Converter

In short Title Case capitalises the important words in a heading and leaves the short connecting words lowercase, and the rules are a style choice rather than a fact. AP style lowercases articles and prepositions of three letters or fewer; Chicago lowercases all prepositions regardless of length, so "Through" is capitalised in AP and lowercase in Chicago. Both capitalise the first and last word whatever it is, which is the rule people forget — "What Are You Waiting For" ends in a capitalised preposition in every style guide there is. This tool applies those exceptions rather than capitalising everything, which is what separates Title Case from simply capitalising each word. Two things it cannot know: whether a lowercase word in your heading is actually part of a proper name, and whether an all-caps word was an acronym you wanted preserved. Check headings containing brand names and abbreviations by eye. For the simpler behaviour with no exceptions at all, use the capitalise-each-word tool instead.