Youtube Title Capitalization Tool
Format any video title with this YouTube title capitalization tool — Title Case, Sentence case, ALL CAPS, or lowercase, keeping acronyms intact.
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What is Youtube title capitalization tool?
Title Capitalization Formatter — Format any video title with this YouTube title capitalization tool — Title Case, Sentence case, ALL CAPS, or lowercase, keeping acronyms intact.
Pure string logic, no AI: the tool applies fixed Title Case rules (first and last words always capitalized; small words like "the", "and", "of" lowercased mid-title), capitalizes hyphenated compounds on both sides, and preserves all-caps acronyms (2+ uppercase letters), internal-capital tokens (iPhone), and digit tokens (4K). Fully-shouted pasted titles are normalized first, restoring a small fixed list of common acronyms. Character counts use graphemes (Intl.Segmenter), so emoji and CJK count as one visible character.
Why use this youtube title capitalization tool?
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Format any video title with this YouTube title capitalization tool — Title Case, Sentence case, ALL CAPS, or lowercase, keeping acronyms intact.
Transparent & honest
Title Case follows a Chicago/AP-flavoured rule set; the small-word list is a fixed English set, so non-English titles get structural rules only.
Private by design
Everything runs in your browser. Your inputs never leave your device.
Works everywhere
Fully responsive — perfect on desktop, tablet, and mobile. No app needed.
Regularly updated
Regularly maintained and reviewed to ensure accuracy.
Free forever
No accounts, no limits, no watermarks. Use Title Capitalization Formatter as much as you need.
How to use Title Capitalization Formatter
- 1Paste your draft video title into the "Video title" box.
- 2Pick a capitalization style: Title Case, Sentence case, ALL CAPS, or lowercase.
- 3Run the tool to get your formatted title with acronyms (AI, USB, DIY) preserved automatically.
- 4Check the character count and length warning — trim the title if it will truncate in search (~70 chars) or exceed YouTube's 100-character hard limit.
- 5Copy the formatted title and paste it into YouTube Studio.
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Good to know
- Title Case follows a Chicago/AP-flavoured rule set; the small-word list is a fixed English set, so non-English titles get structural rules only.
- Fully-shouted pasted titles are normalized using a small fixed list of known acronyms — obscure acronyms in shouted titles may not be restored.
- Character counts are graphemes; YouTube counts UTF-16 code units, so an emoji-heavy title may be 1–2 characters longer in YouTube's counter than reported here.
- Titles over 100 graphemes are rejected before formatting; the ~70-character search-truncation flag is a conservative display guideline.
How it works
Pure string logic, no AI: the tool applies fixed Title Case rules (first and last words always capitalized; small words like "the", "and", "of" lowercased mid-title), capitalizes hyphenated compounds on both sides, and preserves all-caps acronyms (2+ uppercase letters), internal-capital tokens (iPhone), and digit tokens (4K). Fully-shouted pasted titles are normalized first, restoring a small fixed list of common acronyms. Character counts use graphemes (Intl.Segmenter), so emoji and CJK count as one visible character.
Examples
AI and DIY stay all-caps while the rest follows Title Case rules.
Only the first word is capitalized; everything else is lowered.
Uppercases the whole title — best used sparingly for emphasis.
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