How To Change All Caps To Lowercase In Google Docs?

When you need to do a text change or conversion in Google docs, the first thing you need to do is select the text you want to be changed, It is not so easy to find buried within the menus but what you’re looking for is the format menu, within the format menu go to the Text Section at the bottom of the text section you will find Capitalization, In this submenu there are three options available to you.

In Google Drive you have 3 options:

• lowercase
• UPPERCASE
• Title Case

For more options like:

• UPPERCASE
• Title Case
• lowercase
• Sentence Case
• AlTeRnAtInG CaPs
• Toggle case (when you start typing with the CAPS LOCK on)
• Switch language (when you start typing in the wrong language)

Learn how to change your capitalization in any program without rewriting, read this article.

Converting to lowercase goes like this

1. Select the text you want to convert from uppercase to lowercase in Google Document.
2. Go to format > Text > capitalization >  lowercase
3. Select

You will need to repeat this process each time you want to change from uppercase to lowercase, or title case Etc., But there is an easier way which we’ll discuss next.

Google docs uppercase shortcut, lowercase, or title case

Using shortcuts is the fastest way to convert caps in Google Docs and other programs, although they are not offered natively, there are ways to add shortcuts to Google Docs by using Windows shortcuts, that way you can change capitalization across applications, but you will need to add them to Windows.

When it comes to the question of how to change all caps to lowercase in Google docs? it comes down to 2 options, changing to lowercase through the menu, or using an app to add conversion shortcuts to your documents, but also to Windows in general, using an app adds the advantage that you can convert practically anywhere on Windows. AnyCase Free does exactly that for you.