How does it work?

Welcome to the Text Case Converter! This tool allows you to quickly change the case of any text input. Whether you're working on a document, writing a blog post, or just want to change the formatting of some text, this tool can help you convert your text to different styles.

Features:

ALL CAPS: Converts all the letters in your text to uppercase (e.g., "hello world" becomes "HELLO WORLD").
all lowercase: Converts all the letters in your text to lowercase (e.g., "HELLO WORLD" becomes "hello world").
Sentence case: Converts the first letter of the first word in your text to uppercase, while all other letters are turned to lowercase (e.g., "hello WORLD" becomes "Hello world").
Title Case: Capitalizes the first letter of each word in your text (e.g., "hello world" becomes "Hello World").
Copy: After modifying your text, you can easily copy it to your clipboard for use elsewhere.

How to Use:

Step 1: Enter Text
Type or paste your text into the large text box on the page. This is where the text you want to convert will go.
Step 2: Choose a Conversion Option
Select one of the following buttons to change the case of your text:
ALL CAPS: Converts all letters in your text to uppercase.
all lowercase: Converts all letters in your text to lowercase.
Sentence case: Capitalizes the first letter of the first word and converts the rest of the text to lowercase.
Title Case: Capitalizes the first letter of each word in your text.
Step 3: Copy the Converted Text
Once your text is converted to the desired case, click the Copy button to copy the text to your clipboard. You can now paste it anywhere, such as in another document or an email.

Technical Details:

Text Input: The text area where you type your text allows you to see your original input.
Buttons: Each button triggers a function that changes the case of the text. The conversion happens immediately after you click a button.
Clipboard Copy: After converting the text, the Copy button allows you to copy the text to your clipboard. You will see a confirmation message ("Text copied to clipboard!") when it’s successful.

Example Use Cases:

Capitalizing Headlines: If you have a title or headline that needs to be capitalized in Title Case, simply paste the text and click "Title Case."
Correcting Sentence Case: If you have a paragraph where the first letter isn't capitalized, use the "Sentence case" button to fix it quickly.
Text Formatting for Social Media: Convert your text to ALL CAPS or lowercase for a more stylized look on social media platforms.