Glossary
Proper Case
A capitalization style where every word begins with an uppercase letter.
Definition
Proper case (also called title case in some contexts) capitalizes the first letter of every word regardless of its grammatical role. It is commonly used for names, headings, and labels where visual emphasis across all words is needed.
Examples
- Input: the quick brown fox
- Output: The Quick Brown Fox
Common Questions
Is proper case the same as title case?
They are similar, but proper case capitalizes every word without exception, while title case typically skips short prepositions and conjunctions.