Sentence Case Converter: Perfect First Letter Capitalization

Transform any text into properly formatted sentences with our intelligent sentence case converter. Whether you're fixing formatted text, preparing documents, or cleaning up content, our tool automatically capitalizes the first letter of each sentence while converting the rest to lowercase. Perfect for professional writing, academic papers, and social media posts.

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Features & Benefits

Smart first letter capitalization

Preserves proper nouns and acronyms

Handles multiple paragraphs seamlessly

Maintains punctuation and formatting

Processes unlimited text length

Free and instant conversion

How to Use

1

Copy and paste your text into the left input box

2

Watch it transform to sentence case instantly

3

Review the converted text in the right box

4

Click 'Copy' or Download' to use your converted text

Use Cases

Professional Writing

  • Business emails
  • Report formatting
  • Document preparation
  • Academic papers

Content Creation

  • Blog posts
  • Article formatting
  • Social media content
  • Marketing materials

Text Clean-up

  • Fixing CAPS LOCK text
  • Correcting mixed case
  • Standardizing documents
  • Newsletter formatting

Examples

Original TextResult
THIS IS A SAMPLE TEXT. ANOTHER SENTENCE.
This is a sample text. Another sentence.
what about questions? does it work?
What about questions? Does it work?
hello. my name is john. i live in new york.
Hello. My name is john. I live in new york.
THE QUICK BROWN FOX. JUMPS OVER.
The quick brown fox. Jumps over.

Platform Compatibility

Document Platforms

  • Microsoft Word
  • Google Docs
  • Apple Pages
  • LibreOffice

Online Platforms

  • Gmail
  • WordPress
  • Medium
  • Social Media

Pro Tips

Double-check proper nouns after conversion

Use for cleaning up copied text from PDFs

Combine with spell-check for best results

Review acronyms and specialized terms

Keep original text as backup

Best Practices

Use sentence case for body text

Maintain consistency throughout documents

Preserve acronyms and initialisms

Follow style guide requirements

Consider audience expectations

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