Text case and counts

Type a case name and some text, and get the text in every form, with the one you asked for first.

Case

Type	First result
camel <text>	camelCase
pascal <text>	PascalCase
snake <text>	snake_case
screaming <text>	SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE
kebab <text>	kebab-case
title <text>	Title Case
sentence <text>	Sentence case
upper <text> / lower <text>	UPPER CASE / lower case
slug <text> (or slugify)	A URL slug
case <text>	Every form, in the usual order

The text can be a phrase (checkout service timeout) or an identifier in any style (checkoutServiceTimeout, CHECKOUT_SERVICE_TIMEOUT, checkout-service-timeout). Words are split at spaces, punctuation, underscores, hyphens and case changes, and runs of capitals stay together (HTMLParser is HTML and Parser). Also shown: dot.case and path/case.

• Title Case keeps short joining words (a, the, of, and, to…) in lower case, except at the start and end. Spacing and punctuation are kept.
• Sentence case puts a capital at the start and after ., ! and ?.
• Slugs remove accents (é becomes e, ß becomes ss), turn & into and, use lower case and join words with hyphens. Letters from other scripts are kept.

Counts

count <text> (or wc <text>) lists words, characters, characters without spaces, lines, sentences, paragraphs, bytes in UTF-8, and estimated reading time (200 words a minute) and speaking time (130 words a minute).

Enter copies a row. The tools are widgets too: Text case converter and Word and line counter. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.