SEO Text Formatting
Title case, sentence case, URL slugs, meta tags, HTML stripping, and more.
Search engine optimization requires text in specific formats — page titles need title case, URLs need slug format, meta tags need character limits, and content needs to be free of HTML artifacts. These rules handle all of it.
Title Case
Capitalizes the first letter of each word. Smart handling of articles and prepositions.
Best for: page titles, H1 headings, product names.
Sentence Case
Capitalizes only the first letter of the text.
Best for: descriptions, body text, meta descriptions.
UPPERCASE
Converts entire text to uppercase letters.
lowercase
Converts entire text to lowercase letters.
URL Slug
Converts text to URL-friendly format: lowercase, spaces become hyphens, special characters removed.
Best for: URL paths, permalinks, programmatic page generation.
Meta Title (60 chars)
Truncates text to 60 characters at the nearest word boundary and adds an ellipsis if truncated. This matches the recommended length for search engine title tags.
Meta Description (160 chars)
Truncates text to 160 characters at the nearest word boundary. This matches the typical length shown in search engine result snippets.
Strip HTML
Removes all HTML tags, keeping only the text content. Also decodes HTML entities.
Remove Special Characters
Keeps only letters, numbers, and spaces. Everything else is removed.
JSON Safe
Removes emojis, special Unicode, and control characters for safe API and JSON output.
When to Use This
- Programmatic SEO page generation
- Product feed optimization
- Content management and cleanup
- Generating URL slugs from page titles