Example
Order #4471 SHIPPED To Toronto, ON
order #4471 shipped to toronto, on
When to use lowercase
Lowercase is handy for cleaning data before you compare or deduplicate it, for hashtags and usernames, and for undoing text typed with caps lock on. To get normal capitalization back afterwards, run the result through the Sentence case converter.
Accented and non-English letters
Letters outside the basic English alphabet, such as É, Ö, Ñ, and Greek or Cyrillic capitals, are converted too.
Changing case in Word, Google Docs, and Excel
Microsoft Word: select the text and press Shift+F3 to cycle through lowercase, UPPERCASE, and Capitalize Each Word, or use the Change Case (Aa) button on the Home tab, which also offers Sentence case. On a Mac, use Format › Change Case.
Google Docs: select the text, then choose Format › Text › Capitalization.
Excel and Google Sheets: use =LOWER(A1), =UPPER(A1), or =PROPER(A1), then paste the results back as values. For anywhere else, such as email, a CMS, or a form, paste your text into this converter.