Free title capitalization tool
Paste a title, or up to 500 of them, and get Title Case, Sentence case, Capitalize Each Word, UPPERCASE or lowercase. Acronyms and brand names you typed, like SEO or iPhone, stay as typed, and each title shows how much of a Google result it fills. Free, no sign-up, and your titles stay in your browser.
Up to 500 titles at once.
Example titles. Replace them with yours.
4 titles.
Line 1
How to Find Page-Two Keywords in Search Console
47 characters, about 452 px of Google's 600 px. Fits.
Line 2
The 10 Best Espresso Machines for Beginners
43 characters, about 413 px of Google's 600 px. Fits.
Line 3
Why Is My Page Not Indexed? Six Fixes to Try First
50 characters, about 480 px of Google's 600 px. Fits.
Line 4
Set Up an iPhone Shortcut for Your WordPress Drafts
51 characters, about 490 px of Google's 600 px. Fits.
Serpwright finds the searches your site shows up for but has no page for, then writes and publishes the articles you approve.
3 days free, no card.
How the tool capitalizes
Each rule, and when it doesn't apply.
First and last word
Always capitalized in title case, and so is the first word after a colon, a question mark, an exclamation mark or a full stop, and after a dash or a vertical bar. A full stop in an abbreviation (vs., Dr., e.g., U.S.) doesn't count.
Small words stay lowercase
In title case these stay lowercase in the middle of a title: a, an, the, and, but, or, nor, for, yet, as, at, by, in, of, on, per, to, via, vs, v, en. Up, off, out and so are capitalized, because in titles like Set Up or Sign Out they belong to the verb.
Every other word is capitalized
Whatever its length, so short verbs and pronouns get a capital too: Is, Be, It, Your. The rest of each word is lowercased, and a word that starts with a number stays as typed: 10x, 3D, 1990s.
Hyphenated words
Each part is capitalized, except a small word in the middle: Step-by-Step, Follow-Up, How-To. Words joined by a slash work the same way: Before/After, A/B.
Names and acronyms you typed stay
A word with a capital after its first letter, like SEO, iPhone, WordPress, eBay or E-E-A-T, stays as you typed it, and so do abbreviations with dots (a.m., U.S.). Web addresses, email addresses and file names like Node.js stay exactly as typed, even at the start. In a title typed all in capitals nothing tells an acronym from a word, so check acronyms there by hand.
Sentence case
Only the first word, the first after a colon, ? ! or a full stop, and I are capitalized. A word you typed with a capital in the middle, like Google or London, is taken for a name and kept. If every main word was typed with a capital (the title was in title case), they are all lowercased, so put the capitals back on names.
Title case and sentence case examples
Five titles as typed, and what the tool makes of them.
| As typed | Title case | Sentence case |
|---|---|---|
| how to write a meta description that gets clicks | How to Write a Meta Description That Gets Clicks | How to write a meta description that gets clicks |
| the beginner's guide to SEO in 2026 | The Beginner's Guide to SEO in 2026 | The beginner's guide to SEO in 2026 |
| shopify vs. WordPress: which is better for a small store? | Shopify vs. WordPress: Which Is Better for a Small Store? | Shopify vs. WordPress: Which is better for a small store? |
| what to do when Google ignores your title tag | What to Do When Google Ignores Your Title Tag | What to do when Google ignores your title tag |
| A STEP-BY-STEP PLAN TO SET UP YOUR FIRST BLOG | A Step-by-Step Plan to Set Up Your First Blog | A step-by-step plan to set up your first blog |
Title case or sentence case for SEO?
Google's guide to title links doesn't mention capitalization. It asks for a title on every page that is descriptive and concise, avoids keyword stuffing and boilerplate, and makes clear which text is the main title (Influencing your title links, checked November 8, 2026).
So pick the style your site already uses and keep to it. Width matters more than case: Google cuts long titles (SEO tools commonly use about 600 px as the desktop limit), and capitals are wider than lowercase letters. Check the finished title and its meta description in the SERP preview tool, or get title ideas from the title and meta description generator.
Articles from the searches you already get
Serpwright reads your Search Console data, finds the searches your site shows up for but has no page for, then writes and publishes an article for each one you approve.
- You approve each title before anything is written, and can edit it.
- Each article gets its own title tag and meta description, and you can change both in the article editor.
- Articles publish to WordPress, Webflow, Shopify or Ghost with internal links to your related pages.
3 days free, no card.