Scroll through the list & look of the 'Text' section. Enable the 'Convert to uppercase' & 'Convert to lowercase' items & assign a shortcut to them.

Capitalization isn't something you have to think much about. The first letter of a sentence gets capitalized, along with any proper nouns—and you write in all caps when you're angry.

Article titles are a bit more tricky, but for the most part, you capitalize the first letter of each word—and skip articles and short words. That's about it. As long as you type with the capitals you want, everything's fine. But when you go to write a long title and have to hold Shift for every first letter or when you write a few paragraphs without realizing caps lock was on, capitalization can suddenly get more frustrating. It can take seemingly forever to edit each letter back to the case you want—and it's so easy to miss the stray cApital letter in a long essay or blog post. Here's how to automatically capitalize text properly in Word, Google Docs, and other text editors—and in hundreds of other apps using Zapier's Formatter tool.

Mac os el capitan requirements torrent. How to Capitalize Text in Microsoft Word (Windows, Mac). Word's Change Case tool is a handy way to tweak capitalization If you're working in [Microsoft Word](it's easy to change the capitalization or case of text in your document.

Select your text, then click the Change Case button right beside your font options in Word's toolbar (its button shows a capital and lowercase A, with an arrow connecting the two). There you can select from upper or lower case, Sentence case with the first letter of each sentence capitalized, Capitalize Each Word for titles, or tOGGLE cASE to swap your writing's current case—perfect for the times you swap capital and lowercase accidentally.

Or use Word's keyboard shortcut, Shift + F3 on Windows or fn + Shift + F3 for Mac, to change selected text between lowercase, UPPERCASE or capitalizing each word. Tip: Word Online, unfortunately, doesn't include the Change Case tool. How to Capitalize Text in Google Docs (Web). Also includes a capitalization tool, hidden in its menus. Select your text, click the Format menu, then select Capitalization and choose the case you want. It supports upper and lower case, along with a title case option that simply capitalizes the first letter of every word.

Need more capitalization options? Install the free add-on in Google Docs to also get a smart title case formatter that follows capitalizations rules (such as using lowercase for articles such as 'a' or 'the'), along with options to invert the case or use sentence capitalization with only the first letter of the first word capitalized. Learn more Google Docs tips and ticks in our guide to. How to Capitalize Text in macOS (Mac). Nearly every app on your Mac already includes macOS' built-in spelling and grammar checks along with text transformations to make sure your writing looks great in everything from TextEdit to a job application form online. In most Mac apps, just select text and right-click on it to see the text options.

Hover over the Transformations menu, then select the case you want to capitalize your text. You can make your text upper or lower case—or use the Capitalize option to capitalize the first letter of every word. And if you don't see the options in the right-click menu, check the gear icon in the app's font settings—that's where Pages and other Apple apps put those same transformations. Tip: Some writing apps, including, add their own smart Title Case function and other tools to the standard Transformations menu, so it's worth checking your app to see what options are included.

How to Capitalize Text in Sublime Text (Windows, Mac, Linux). One of the most popular code and text editors, also includes a capitalization tool.

Just select your text, click the Edit menu, and select Convert Case followed by the case you want. Sublime Text includes a Title Case and Swap Case option, along with Upper and Lower Case options each with their own keyboard shortcuts ( Command or Control+ K followed by Command or Control+ U for upper, with the latter letter swapped with L for lower case). The built-in Title Case option capitalizes the first letter of every word. If you'd rather get a more AP-style title and correct capitalization on product names like iTunes, you can install the package to quickly reformat your titles. How to Capitalize Text Online.

Zapier can automatically capitalize your text Apps with built-in capitalization tools work great when you've just written something and realize you need to switch the case—these are most often text editors. But when your copy is in other business tools, such as your newsletter manager or an email draft, you need something to make sure your text capitalization is correct before sharing with the world.