Microsoft Word Uppercase Shortcut Key
The fastest way to change text to all caps is to highlight the text and press the keyboard shortcut Shift+F3. You may need to press the shortcut combination a few times because the text in the document might be in another case such as sentence case or all lowercase.
Change to Uppercase Using the Ribbon
Another way to change the text case is to go to the Home tab on the ribbon. Word offers other ways to change the text case:
Sentence Case: Capitalize the first letter of each selected sentence and change the remaining text to lower case.lowercase: Change the selected text to lowercase.Capitalize Each Word: Change the first letter of each selected word to uppercase format.tOGGLE cASE: Change the first letter of every word to lowercase and the remaining letters to uppercase.
Any time you change the case format of text in Word, use the Ctrl+Z shortcut to undo it.
Don’t Have Microsoft Word?
Though it’s simple to do this in Microsoft Word, you don’t have to use Word to change the text to all caps. There are online services that perform the same function. For example, go to the Convert Case website or Capitalize My Title website and paste the text into the text field and choose from a variety of cases. Select from uppercase, lowercase, sentence case, capitalized case, alternating case, title case, and inverse case. After the conversion, copy the text and paste it where you need it.
