RESULT · Title Case
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When to use each case
| Case | Looks like | Used for |
|---|---|---|
| UPPERCASE | WARNING: WET FLOOR | Short labels, signs and acronyms. Avoid it for whole sentences in emails; it reads as shouting. |
| lowercase | langlibra.com | Web addresses, email addresses and some informal brand styles. |
| Sentence case | How to write a cover letter | Normal sentences, and headings in most modern websites, emails and UK publications. |
| Title Case | How to Write a Cover Letter | Book, film and article titles, and headings in many US publications and formal reports. |
| camelCase | coverLetterTitle | Names of variables and functions in programming languages such as JavaScript. |
| snake_case | cover_letter_title | File names, database fields and Python code. |
| kebab-case | cover-letter-title | Web page addresses (URLs) and CSS class names. |
The title case rule this tool follows
Capitalise the first and last word and every major word. Keep these small words in lower case unless they come first or last: articles (a, an, the), short conjunctions (and, but, or, nor, for, so, yet) and short prepositions (at, by, in, of, on, to, up, as, via). Style guides differ on details; the writing style guide compares them.
aantheandbutornorforsoyetatbyinofontoupasvia