How to use it
Use this tool when text needs consistent casing but ASCII-only rules would mishandle accented letters or locale-specific mappings.
- Paste or type text in the input editor.
- Choose upper, lower, title, sentence, or inverse case.
- Run the conversion, review byte and grapheme changes, then copy or download the result.
Worked example
- Input
rigula TOOLS for everyone
- Output
Rigula Tools For Everyone
Title mode lowercases each segmented word, then uppercases its first cased grapheme.
Method and definitions
- Upper and lower modes use locale-sensitive Unicode mappings.
- Title and sentence modes use Intl.Segmenter boundaries. Inverse mode changes only cased code points.
- Grapheme and UTF-8 byte counts are shown because one mapping can expand into multiple code points.
Limits and edge cases
- Sentence case cannot infer names, acronyms, or brand styling.
- Title conventions differ by publisher; this mode is deterministic segmentation, not a style-guide grammar checker.
- The input limit is 1,000,000 UTF-16 code units.
Privacy
Conversion runs in memory in this tab. The page does not upload or automatically save the text.
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