Audiovisual & Content
Capitalize article and video headlines with grammatical rigor without manually toggling each word. The tool keeps short prepositions, articles, and conjunctions lowercase according to established AP and Chicago style guides, while interactive meters track character thresholds for YouTube (70 and 100 chars), TikTok (100 chars), Google SEO (60 chars), and Instagram (125 chars).
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Content Studio
Alongside headline formatting, you can extract dialogue quotes from scripts and transform string naming conventions in the unified Content Studio.
Established editorial manuals (such as Chicago, AP, and APA) dictate that minor grammatical words like 'a', 'an', 'the', 'in', 'on', 'with', 'and', or 'but' remain lowercase unless they begin the headline. Our parser detects parts of speech automatically, capitalizing core nouns, verbs, and modifiers to preserve editorial balance.
The editor tracks character lengths because YouTube cuts off long titles on mobile screens past roughly 70 characters, while Google search results truncate headlines exceeding 60 characters: therefore, the dynamic counter visually signals when your copy rests within the high-visibility zone.
