Caps Converter That Changes Your Selected Text Directly In Place

When your focus is on the keyboard occasionally you lift your eyes up and discover that you’ve been writing with the caps lock turned on, you’re halfway into the sentence so what now the entire sentence is capitalized… Delete everything and rewrite like you’ve done hundreds of times before? maybe go online and search for a caps converter?

And suddenly the minor inconvenience turns into a web search, a mechanical copy and paste as you move from the search engine, to a caps converter website, and back to your document, great now your focus is gone, asking yourself “what did I want to write?”

This “heartbreaking” story might not count as a big deal but its consequences definitely are. every time your focus is broken it takes 5-10 minutes to return to where you were before. and speaking truthfully that’s the main problem here, keeping focus is hard enough for some people just to have it broken for something so seamlessly simple as changing capitalization. 

Losing your train of thought while in “the zone” is way way worse. changing caps on the fly shouldn’t be that difficult. That’s where I wanted to begin. I wanted to have a tool that can save me from another distraction, so I’ll have one less distraction to worry about.

Converting From All Caps To Lowercase

Let’s focus on some examples, say you’ve written something and you want to change the capitalization from All Caps to lowercase, whether your writing your next article, blog post, copyright for an ad AnyCase gives you three ways to change the text capitalization. 

1. Using Windows capitalization shortcuts to convert the text case across Windows
2. Change case using the mouse right-click (context menu)
3. Using a dedicated window

AnyCase global context menu can make case conversions by pressing Shift+{Right-Click}, Opening a Context menu like in the example below, to open AnyCase context menu you use a mouse {Right-Click} width the only difference being that in addition to the {Right-Click} you first need to press the Shift making it a Shift+{Right-Click} as you see in the example below

this will open a drop-down with the following case conversion options:

• Converts Uppercase to lowercase
• Convert to lowercase
• Convert to title case
• Convert to sentence case
• Convert to AlTeRnAtInG CaPs
• Toggle/flip the text case
• Clear styling
• Remove double spaces
• Count Selected Words
• Full list on the Documentation page

First select the text you would like to convert then choose one of the options available in the menu, once you click the text will automatically change directly in place.