How To Change The Selected Text Case In Wondershare Filmora
by Yaron Elharar ( @YaronElharar )
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Current versions of Filmora for Windows include a built-in letter case control in the Text properties panel. For basic capitalization changes, you can use Filmora directly.
What Is Wondershare Filmora?
Wondershare Filmora is a video editor used by YouTubers and content creators. It is known for being user-friendly and offering a range of creative tools that make video editing accessible, even for those without professional editing experience. With Filmora, users can cut, edit, merge, and enhance videos, add special effects, text, and transitions, and perform color grading. The current generation is Filmora 15, with releases through Filmora 15.7 in 2026. This article is scoped to Filmora on Windows.
Built-in Ways to Change Capitalization in Wondershare Filmora
Wondershare’s current Windows documentation says you can change font, text color, alignment, and letter case in the Text properties panel, alongside bold, italic, and underline. That letter-case control is the native path for basic capitalization.
- Add or select a title or text item in the project.
- Select the text layer and open its Properties panel.
- Go to the Text controls.
- Below the text field, use the formatting controls to change letter case.
Wondershare says you can change letter case. It does not explicitly state whether that control transforms only an arbitrarily highlighted substring inside one text box, or the selected text or title element as a whole. Do not assume a substring-level convert unless you confirm it in your build.
The strongest official evidence for this letter-case control is Wondershare’s current Windows guide. The current Mac text-customization guide lists font, color, size, alignment, spacing, bold, italic, and underline, but does not explicitly mention letter case on that page. This article does not claim the Mac app has the same control.
Copying title text into Microsoft Word, using Home → Change Case, and pasting it back into Filmora still works. For basic case changes on Windows, that round-trip is no longer necessary. Treat it as an optional extra path, not the primary method.
When Filmora’s letter-case control is not enough
Use Filmora’s letter-case control for basic capitalization. Official Filmora docs do not list Title Case, Sentence case, or alternating caps. For those, AnyCase converts the selection in place. It is not a Filmora feature, and Wondershare does not document that integration.
- Download AnyCase.
- Install it as you would any other Windows program, and leave it open.
- Open your Filmora project and select the title or text you want to change.
- Hold Shift, then right-click the selection and choose the case. Ordinary right-click alone opens the usual Filmora menu.
If you only need to convert a snippet once, use the free case converter. That page pastes converted text. It does not rewrite titles in the open Filmora project.
Final Thoughts
Start with Filmora’s own letter case control in the Text properties panel on Windows. That is the built-in path for basic capitalization. For a one-off paste, use the free case converter.