Turn headings and phrases into clean Title Case.
English title case lowercases a, an, the, and, but, or, nor, for, as, at, by, in, of, on, per, to, via and vs inside each line. The first and last word are capitalized. “Capitalize every word” skips that exception. Apostrophes stay inside words; colons and hyphens do not start a new title. Acronym preservation is optional. This is not a publication style guide; brands may need manual correction.
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Turn headings and phrases into clean Title Case.
English title case lowercases common short words inside a line. Capitalize every word capitalizes each word instead. This is a general rule, not a specific publication style guide.
English title case lowercases common short words inside a line. Capitalize every word capitalizes each word instead. This is a general rule, not a specific publication style guide.
Enable Preserve uppercase acronyms. Mixed-case brand names such as iPhone may still need a manual correction.
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