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Kebab Case Converter

Convert words, phrases or identifiers into kebab-case, snake_case, camelCase, PascalCase, CONSTANT_CASE, dot.case, Title Case or Sentence case. Acronyms like XMLHttpRequest are split correctly.

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All formats for “Hello World Example”

  • kebab-case
    hello-world-example
  • snake_case
    hello_world_example
  • camelCase
    helloWorldExample
  • PascalCase
    HelloWorldExample
  • CONSTANT_CASE
    HELLO_WORLD_EXAMPLE
  • dot.case
    hello.world.example
  • Title Case
    Hello World Example
  • Sentence case
    Hello world example

This kebab case converter turns any list of words, phrases or identifiers into kebab-case, snake_case, camelCase, PascalCase, CONSTANT_CASE, dot.case, Title Case or Sentence case. Whether you need a snake_case converter for databases or a camelCase converter for code, it splits camelCase and acronyms correctly, works line by line and runs entirely in your browser.

Naming conventions at a glance

  • kebab-case

    user-profile-settings

    URLs, CSS classes, file names

  • snake_case

    user_profile_settings

    Python variables, database columns

  • camelCase

    userProfileSettings

    JavaScript variables and functions

  • PascalCase

    UserProfileSettings

    Classes, React components, types

  • CONSTANT_CASE

    USER_PROFILE_SETTINGS

    Constants and environment variables

  • dot.case

    user.profile.settings

    Config keys, translation keys

  • Title Case

    User Profile Settings

    Headings and page titles

  • Sentence case

    User profile settings

    UI labels and buttons

When to use kebab-case

Kebab-case is the standard for URL slugs, CSS class names, HTML attributes and many file names, because hyphens are readable and search engines treat them as word separators. Use it whenever a name appears in a URL. For a full slug with stop words and transliteration, use the URL slug generator. For which style belongs where in code, read kebab-case vs snake_case vs camelCase.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is kebab-case?

Kebab-case writes words in lowercase joined by hyphens, like user-profile-settings. The name comes from words looking skewered on a stick.

What is the difference between kebab-case and snake_case?

Kebab-case joins words with hyphens (user-profile-settings) and snake_case uses underscores (user_profile_settings). Hyphens are preferred in URLs; underscores are common in code and databases.

How does the converter split camelCase words?

It splits at spaces, punctuation, lowercase-to-uppercase changes and the end of acronyms, so XMLHttpRequest becomes xml-http-request.

Can I convert many lines at once?

Yes. Every line is converted on its own, and you can copy the whole output in one click.

What does "Remove accents" do?

It turns accented letters into plain Latin characters, so Crème Brûlée becomes creme-brulee. Turn it off to keep the accents.

Is camelCase or kebab-case better for URLs?

Kebab-case is better for URLs. Web servers can treat URLs as case-sensitive, and search engines treat hyphens as natural word separators, making kebab-case easier to read and index.

Need a URL, not a variable name?

The URL slug generator adds stop words, transliteration and length limits on top of kebab-case.

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