YouTube Title Capitalizer

A title capitalizer rewrites a title in the common capitalization styles at once: title case, sentence case, every word capitalized, all uppercase and all lowercase. You pick the one that suits your channel and copy it into YouTube Studio.

Title case follows AP style, so small words like a, the, and, of and to stay lowercase unless they start or end the title or follow a colon. Words you wrote with capitals inside them, such as YouTube, iPhone or NASA, are left alone, and so are links, hashtags and @handles. A title typed entirely in capitals is lowercased first, so shouting doesn't carry over. The length is checked against YouTube's 100-character limit as you go.

Title case follows AP style: every word is capitalized except short articles, conjunctions and prepositions like a, the, and, of and to, which stay lowercase unless they start or end the title or follow a colon. Both parts of a hyphenated word are capitalized, as in Step-by-Step.

Words you've written with capitals inside them, like YouTube, iPhone or NASA, are kept as they are, and so are links, hashtags and @handles. A title written all in capitals is treated as lowercase first. Proper nouns can't be detected, so check names in sentence case.