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Uppercasing maps every lowercase letter in the input to its uppercase counterpart, leaving digits, punctuation, and already uppercase letters untouched. The tricky part is doing this correctly for non-Latin scripts, because locales like Turkish map i to a capital dotted I. This tool uses the browser locale by default but also supports forcing the Unicode default casing so results are consistent across environments.
Ensure every section heading in a markdown document follows the same casing convention before merging a doc PR.
Some teams prefer uppercase keywords and table names in SQL. Convert a snippet in one step before pasting.
UI labels, enum values, and CSV headers often need predictable casing; convert in bulk instead of editing by hand.
When a test output or CLI banner needs to stand out, uppercase the relevant line and paste it back.
Yes. Latin, Cyrillic, Greek, and other bicameral scripts are uppercased using the browser Intl casing rules.
Choose the Turkish locale to get the correct i to capital dotted I mapping. The default locale uses the Unicode default.
Combining marks stay attached to their base character. Only the base character is uppercased; diacritics remain intact.
Not directly from uppercase because some mappings are not reversible in context. Use the lowercase converter on the original text instead.