Examples
Inputhello world example
OutputhelloWorldExample
Inputget user name
OutputgetUserName
What is camelCase?
camelCase is a naming convention where the first word is lowercase and each subsequent word starts with a capital letter, with no spaces or separators. It gets its name from the 'humps' created by the capital letters, resembling a camel's back.
When to use camelCase
Use camelCase for JavaScript and TypeScript variable and function names, for Java method names and local variables, for JSON property keys in many API conventions, and for any programming context that follows camelCase conventions.
Other Converters
UPPERCASEConvert your text to UPPERCASE letters instantly.
lowercaseConvert your text to lowercase letters instantly.
Title CaseConvert your text to Title Case, capitalising the first letter of each major word.
Sentence caseConvert your text to Sentence case, capitalising only the first letter of each sentence.
PascalCaseConvert your text to PascalCase for class names and components.
snake_caseConvert your text to snake_case with underscores between words.