Uppercase Converter
Turn every letter of your text into a capital letter. Handy for headings, labels and emphasis.
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Case types with examples
Starting text: The Lord of the Rings
UPPER CASE
Every letter becomes a capital letter.
THE LORD OF THE RINGS
What does uppercase mean?
Uppercase, also called capital letters or caps, means every letter is written in its large form: A, B, C instead of a, b, c. Converting text to uppercase is quick to do here and saves retyping a whole passage.
How to change text to uppercase in Word, Google Docs and Excel
- Microsoft Word: select the text and press Shift+F3 until it shows in capitals.
- Google Docs: select the text, then choose Format, Text, Capitalization, UPPERCASE.
- Excel and Google Sheets: type =UPPER(A1) in another cell.
Common uses for uppercase text
Uppercase suits short pieces: headings, labels, acronyms and warnings. Long passages in all capitals are harder to read, so use sentence case for paragraphs.
How to use the Uppercase tool
- Paste or type your text into the box.
- Click UPPER CASE.
- Click the copy icon above the text to use the result.
Frequently asked questions
How do I change lowercase text to uppercase?
Paste the text above and click UPPER CASE. Every letter becomes a capital letter straight away.
Does it work with accented letters?
Yes. Letters such as é, ñ and ü are converted to their capital forms too.