Lowercase List Items

The Lowercase List Items tool converts uppercase and mixed-case text lists into clean, lowercase formatted content with advanced preservation options. This online text case converter lets you transform list items to lowercase while protecting specific words, acronyms, and proper nouns, choose between full lowercase or sentence case formatting, and add custom prefixes or suffixes. Just paste your list and instantly generate properly formatted lowercase content with intelligent word protection.

Paste your plain text list items, one per line.
Items Lowercased: 0
Options
Skip empty lines
Trim whitespace
Preserve indents
Keep numbers

How to Use:

  1. Input Your List
  • Paste or type your text list into the input box, with each item on a separate line
  • Use the Import button to load text files from your computer in various formats
  • The tool accepts .txt, .csv, .md, and other plain text file types
  1. Configure Basic Settings
  • Toggle “Skip empty lines” to exclude blank entries from conversion
  • Enable “Trim whitespace” to clean up extra spaces around list items
  • Turn on “Preserve indents” to maintain original spacing and formatting
  • Activate “Keep numbers” for consistent handling of numeric content
  1. Set Word Protection
  • Enter “Protected words” that should maintain their original case (like API, URL, HTML)
  • Add a “Prefix” to place text before each converted item
  • Include a “Suffix” to append text after each converted item
  1. Choose Case Mode
  • Select “Full lowercase” to convert everything to lowercase letters
  • Pick “Keep first capital” to maintain the first letter as uppercase
  • Choose “Sentence case” to capitalize the start of sentences and after periods
  1. Select Special Handling
  • Choose “None” for standard lowercase conversion
  • Pick “Keep acronyms” to preserve common technical and business acronyms
  • Select “Keep proper nouns” to maintain capitalization for days, months, and names
  1. Generate and Export
  • Click “Convert” to apply your settings and see the lowercase output instantly
  • Use “Copy” to grab the converted content for pasting into your project
  • Export your results as a text file for later use

What Lowercase List Items can do:

This Lowercase List Items tool makes it incredibly easy to standardize text case across any list while being smart about what should stay capitalized. You can take inconsistently formatted content and transform it into clean, professional lowercase text that maintains readability and technical accuracy.

The protected words feature is brilliant for technical content. Instead of blindly converting everything to lowercase and breaking acronyms like “API” or “HTML,” you can specify which terms should keep their original formatting. This saves hours of manual correction when dealing with technical documentation or web content.

Case mode options give you flexibility for different content types. Full lowercase works great for tags, categories, or casual content. Keep first capital maintains traditional sentence structure while lowercasing the rest. Sentence case creates proper paragraph formatting with appropriate capitalization after periods.

Smart Word Protection System:

The special handling modes take protection even further. Keep acronyms mode automatically preserves common technical terms like API, URL, JSON, and HTML without you having to list them all manually. This is perfect for developer documentation, technical guides, or any content heavy with industry terminology.

Keep proper nouns mode maintains capitalization for days of the week, months, and other standard proper nouns. This ensures your converted text remains grammatically correct and professional-looking, especially important for business content, schedules, or formal documentation.

Custom prefix and suffix options let you add consistent formatting around each converted item. Add bullets, numbers, tags, or any other text that should appear with every list item, saving manual formatting work.

Professional Text Formatting:

Whether you’re cleaning up imported data that’s in ALL CAPS, standardizing content from multiple sources with inconsistent case formatting, preparing text for systems that require lowercase input, or creating clean, readable lists from messy source material, this tool handles the conversion intelligently.

The preserve indents feature maintains hierarchical list structures during conversion, making it perfect for nested content, organized documentation, or any situation where both case standardization and structural clarity matter. Content creators particularly appreciate how it transforms shouting UPPERCASE content into readable, professional text without losing important formatting cues.

Example:

Before (Mixed Case List):

HOME PAGE NAVIGATION
ABOUT OUR COMPANY
PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
CUSTOMER SUPPORT CENTER
CONTACT INFORMATION

After (Full Lowercase):

home page navigation
about our company
products and services
customer support center
contact information

Lowercase List Items Table:

This table demonstrates different case conversion modes and their effects on various text formatting scenarios.

Conversion ModeOriginal TextConverted Result
Full LowercaseHOME PAGE
ABOUT US
home page
about us
Keep First CapitalCONTACT INFO
SERVICES LIST
Contact info
Services list
Sentence CaseWELCOME MESSAGE. THANK YOU.
VISIT AGAIN SOON.
Welcome message. Thank you.
Visit again soon.
Keep AcronymsAPI DOCUMENTATION
HTML CSS GUIDE
API documentation
HTML CSS guide
Keep Proper NounsMONDAY MEETING
JANUARY REPORT
Monday meeting
January report

Common Use Cases:

The Lowercase List Items tool gets regular use for cleaning up imported data that arrives in ALL CAPS format, standardizing content from multiple sources with inconsistent capitalization, and preparing text for systems or databases that require lowercase input. Web developers use it to normalize user-generated content and form submissions, while content creators rely on it for converting shouting social media posts or email content into readable, professional text. The tool also handles specialized formatting like preparing tags and categories for content management systems, cleaning up CSV imports with mixed case data, and normalizing product lists or inventory data where consistent case formatting improves searchability and organization.