Uppercase Converter

Turn any text into CAPITAL LETTERS in one click. Paste your text below and it is converted to uppercase instantly, accents included.

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Keyboard shortcuts: Ctrl/⌘+B to copy • Ctrl/⌘+S to download • Ctrl/⌘+Backspace to clear

What is uppercase?

Uppercase (or all caps) means every letter is a capital letter. It is used for acronyms, short labels, warnings, buttons and headings that need to stand out. In long paragraphs it is harder to read and online it is often read as shouting, so keep it for short text.

Example

Before

free shipping on all orders this week

After

FREE SHIPPING ON ALL ORDERS THIS WEEK

When to use uppercase

Use it for acronyms (NASA, PDF), short calls to action, warning signs, legal notices that must stand out and some design styles for titles. Avoid it for emails, messages and long text.

How to convert text to UPPERCASE

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Paste or type your text in the box above. Pasted text is converted to UPPERCASE automatically.
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Need another format? Click any button to switch, as many times as you like.
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Copy the result with the Copy button (Ctrl/⌘+B) or download it as a .txt file (Ctrl/⌘+S).

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I make text all caps without retyping it?

Paste the text in the box above: it is converted to uppercase automatically. Then copy it with the Copy button.

Are accented letters converted?

Yes. é becomes É, ç becomes Ç and ñ becomes Ñ. The German ß becomes SS, following Unicode rules.

Is there a keyboard shortcut for uppercase in Word or Google Docs?

In Word, select the text and press Shift+F3 to cycle through cases. In Google Docs, use Format › Text › Capitalization › UPPERCASE. This tool works anywhere, including apps without that option.