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Turn any text into capital letters in one click.
The Uppercase Converter turns any text into capital letters as you type, using proper Unicode case mapping rather than a naive letter swap — so accents, Greek, Cyrillic and the German ß all convert correctly. Your line breaks, punctuation and spacing come through untouched.
Retyping a heading in capitals is a minute you do not get back, and holding shift through a paragraph is worse. Paste the text, and the uppercase version is ready to copy before you have finished reading this sentence.
The conversion is done with the language-aware rules built into your browser rather than a naive letter swap, so accented characters convert properly — é becomes É, ñ becomes Ñ — and Greek and Cyrillic work too. The German ß correctly becomes SS, which is the rule that catches out most simple converters. Line breaks, punctuation, numbers and spacing are all left exactly as you typed them.
É, Ñ and Ü are produced properly rather than being left behind, because the conversion uses real Unicode case mapping.
It becomes SS, which is the correct uppercase form — the case most simple converters get wrong.
Line breaks, tabs, repeated spaces, numbers and punctuation are all left exactly as you typed them.
URLs and email addresses are left in their original case, because a raised path or local part is a broken link.
One click for the clipboard, or save the whole result as a .txt file.
Type into the box or paste from any document. There is no length limit.
The uppercase version appears immediately in the box below, updating as you type.
Leave URLs and email addresses in their original case, since raising them can break the link.
Copy the result to your clipboard, or download it as a plain text file.
Yes. The conversion uses your browser's Unicode case mapping, so é becomes É, ü becomes Ü and ç becomes Ç. Greek and Cyrillic letters convert correctly as well.
It becomes SS, which is the correct uppercase form under standard German orthography. Many simple converters leave it unchanged, which produces text that is not valid German.
No. Only letters change. Line breaks, tabs, multiple spaces, punctuation and numbers all come through exactly as you entered them.
Generally no. All-caps text is measurably slower to read because word shapes disappear, and email spam filters and ad platforms both penalise it. Use it for short labels, not sentences.
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