Uppercase Converter
Paste text and get it back in ALL CAPS, ready to copy.
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When to use all caps
Uppercase text is used for headings, labels, acronyms, legal notices and emphasis. Long stretches of capitals are harder to read, so use them sparingly: readers recognize words partly by their shape, and capitals make every word a rectangle.
This converter changes every letter, including accented characters (é becomes É), and leaves numbers and punctuation alone. Special cases follow Unicode rules, so the German ß becomes SS.
Need more options? Open the full Case Converter.
Frequently asked questions
How do I change text to all caps?
Paste your text above. The result is shown instantly in uppercase and can be copied with one click.
Is there a keyboard shortcut for uppercase?
In Microsoft Word press Shift+F3 to cycle through cases. In other apps, use a converter like this one.
Does it change numbers?
No. Numbers, punctuation and spacing stay exactly as typed.