Youtube Video Title Capitalizer

About This Tool

Look, I get it—you're not here for fluff. You just want your YouTube video titles to look right. Maybe you typed something fast and now it's all lowercase. Or maybe you went full caps and it looks like you're screaming at your viewers. Either way, this tool fixes that in seconds. The YouTube Video Title Capitalizer is exactly what it sounds like: a no-nonsense way to format your titles so they follow proper capitalization rules. It’s not fancy. It doesn’t analyze your content or suggest better keywords. It just takes your messy title and makes it look professional—like something a human actually thought about. I built this because I kept doing it manually. And honestly? I got tired of second-guessing whether “the” should be capitalized in a title. (Spoiler: it shouldn’t, unless it’s the first word.)

Key Features

• Capitalizes the first letter of each major word—just like style guides recommend.
• Leaves small words like “and,” “the,” and “of” lowercase unless they start the title.
• Handles apostrophes and hyphens without breaking a sweat.
• Works instantly—paste, click, copy. No sign-up, no ads, no nonsense.
• Free. Always. Because why charge for something this simple?

It’s not magic. It’s just consistent. And if you’ve ever uploaded a video only to cringe at the title formatting, you’ll appreciate that.

FAQ

Wait, doesn’t YouTube auto-capitalize titles?
Nope. YouTube doesn’t fix your capitalization. It shows exactly what you type. So if you paste “how to edit videos like a pro,” it stays like that—even if it looks amateur. This tool fixes that before you hit publish.

What if my title has a brand name or acronym?
Good question. The tool follows standard title case rules, so it won’t mess with things like “iPhone” or “NASA.” But if you’ve got something custom—like “My DIY MacBook Hack”—you might want to double-check the output. It’s smart, but not mind-reading smart.