Accuracy and Disclaimer

Last updated 2026-08-13.

Use the results, but check them

CaseConverterHQ is built to be accurate and is tested against known reference values. It is still software written by people, running in a browser we do not control, on input we cannot see. Treat every result as a well-informed starting point rather than an authority.

Before you rely on a result for anything that matters — money owed to someone, a legal or tax position, a medical decision, a machined part, a navigational fix — check it against a second source.

Specific limits of this site

There is no single correct title case. AP capitalises words of four letters or more, Chicago keeps prepositions lowercase whatever their length, and MLA differs from both on subordinating conjunctions. The minor-word list used here is the common core the major guides agree on — a defensible convention rather than a universal rule.

Sentence case cannot identify proper nouns. Everything is lower-cased before the first letter of each sentence is raised, so names, places, brands and product names come back in lowercase and must be corrected by hand. No word list does this reliably, and the ones that try get "may" and "march" wrong every time.

Sentence boundaries are detected from punctuation and a list of common abbreviations. Text containing an unusual abbreviation, or a sentence that genuinely begins after one, will occasionally be split in the wrong place.

Word and character counts follow the rules described on the word counter page and will not always match Microsoft Word, Google Docs or a submission system. Differences are normally under one per cent. Where a limit is being enforced, count with the tool that is enforcing it.

Reading time is an estimate at 200 words per minute for ordinary prose read silently. Technical material, anything with code or tables, and anything the reader stops to think about all run considerably slower.

Identifiers produced by the programmer cases are not validated against any language. A result may begin with a digit or collide with a reserved word; your compiler will catch that, and it is better placed to.

Not professional advice

Nothing on this site is editorial, academic, legal or other professional advice, and using the text converter does not create a professional relationship of any kind. If a decision has real consequences, ask somebody qualified and accountable.

Liability

Our liability for the results this site produces is limited as described in the Terms of Service. In short: the site is free, it is provided as-is, and we cannot accept responsibility for losses caused by relying on it without checking.