PascalCase Converter — Format Class and Component Names
Convert text to PascalCase where every word starts with a capital letter. The standard naming convention for classes, React components, and type definitions.
PascalCase in Modern Development
React components must start with an uppercase letter to distinguish them from HTML elements — making PascalCase mandatory. C# uses PascalCase for class names, methods, and public properties. TypeScript interfaces and type aliases also follow PascalCase by convention. This tool helps you convert natural language into proper PascalCase identifiers.
Converting Between PascalCase and Other Formats
Need to rename a Python class from snake_case to PascalCase for a C# port? Or convert a React component name to kebab-case for an Angular project? This tool handles conversions in both directions. Paste any text and select PascalCase to get a properly formatted identifier.
Frequently Asked Questions
PascalCase (also called UpperCamelCase) capitalizes the first letter of every word with no spaces or separators. Examples: GetUserName, IsValid, TotalItemCount. Unlike camelCase, the first letter is also capitalized.
Use PascalCase for class names, React components, TypeScript interfaces, C# methods, and type definitions. Use camelCase for variables, function names, and object properties. Following this distinction helps other developers immediately understand what a name represents.