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Case & naming

Upper case converter

Convert lower case to upper case without losing line breaks. Locale options cover German sharp S and Turkish dotted I — still fully offline.

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Last reviewed 2026-09-10.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Does uppercase keep my line breaks?

Yes. Only letters change case. Layout, numbers, and symbols are left alone.

What happens to ß?

With the German locale, ß becomes ẞ (capital sharp S) instead of SS, which matches modern German orthography.

Is this a capital case converter?

All-caps is UPPER CASE. Capital case, cap case, and proper case usually mean Capitalized Case (each word starts with a capital). Use this page for shouting labels; use Capitalized Case for names.

Can I go back?

Use Undo in the toolbar, or switch to the lower case converter to convert uppercase to lowercase. Your original paste stays in the source field.

How do I change case to uppercase in Word or Docs?

In Word, select text → Home → Change Case → UPPERCASE, or press Shift+F3 to cycle. In Google Docs, use Format → Text → Capitalization → UPPERCASE. For a bulk export outside those apps, paste here, convert lower case to upper case, and paste back.

Does my text leave the browser?

No. Conversion runs in JavaScript on this page. There is no account and no server-side processing of your paste.

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