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Contact CapitalizeText.live to report a capitalization issue, suggest a rule improvement, ask about site content, privacy, accessibility, or technical problems.

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Have a question about CapitalizeText.live, found a capitalization result that looks wrong, or noticed a page that needs updating? Use the contact form on this page to get in touch.

The most useful messages include enough detail for the issue to be reproduced. If you are reporting a capitalization result, please include the text you entered, the style you selected, the case option you selected, and the output you expected.

Report a Capitalization Issue

Capitalization rules can depend on grammar, position, style guide edition, and context. If the converter produces a result you believe is incorrect, send:

  1. The original title or a nonconfidential example that reproduces the issue.
  2. The selected style, such as APA, Chicago, AP, MLA, Bluebook, AMA, NYT, or Wikipedia.
  3. The selected case, such as Title Case or sentence case.
  4. The result shown by the tool.
  5. The result you believe is correct.
  6. The style guide section or reliable source, if you have one.

Do not send confidential client documents, passwords, API keys, private legal materials, unpublished sensitive research, or personal information just to demonstrate a casing issue. A short invented example is usually enough.

Suggest a Style Rule Update

Style guides change over time. If a current edition changes a capitalization rule and CapitalizeText.live has not yet reflected it, please report the update.

Useful details include:

  • Style guide name
  • Edition or update date
  • Rule or section number
  • A short description of the change
  • A link or citation to the official source when available

Examples of meaningful updates include a new rule for prepositions, compounds, personal titles, scientific terminology, or legal citation capitalization.

Report a Content Error

The guides on CapitalizeText.live are intended to explain capitalization in clear language. If an article contains:

  • An outdated edition number
  • An incorrect example
  • A broken explanation
  • A factual error
  • An unclear distinction
  • A typo
  • A formatting problem

please send the page title and the relevant section.

Corrections that improve accuracy are welcome.

Technical Problems

If the tool is not working as expected, include:

  • Browser name
  • Device type
  • Operating system
  • The page where the problem occurred
  • The action you were taking
  • What happened
  • What you expected to happen

A screenshot can be helpful when it does not contain sensitive information.

Common technical issues can involve browser extensions, disabled JavaScript, clipboard permissions, outdated browsers, content blockers, or device specific behavior.

Copy Button Problems

Modern browsers can require permission or a secure connection for clipboard features.

If the Copy button does not work:

  1. Check whether the browser asked for clipboard permission.
  2. Confirm that JavaScript is enabled.
  3. Try a private browsing window without extensions.
  4. Update the browser.
  5. Try selecting the text manually and copying it.

If the issue continues, report the browser and device.

Privacy Questions

For questions about:

  • Cookies
  • Analytics
  • Advertising
  • Technical logs
  • Data retention
  • Browser based text processing
  • Privacy rights

please review the Privacy Policy first.

If your question is not answered there, use the contact form and select the privacy related option if one is available.

Do not include more personal information than necessary.

CapitalizeText.live may use cookies or similar technologies for essential site functions, consent management, analytics, security, preferences, and advertising, depending on which services are active.

The Cookie Policy explains the categories of cookies and how users can manage them.

If you believe a consent choice is not being respected, report the issue with your browser, country or region only if relevant to the consent screen you saw, and a description of the behavior. Do not send sensitive identifiers.

Accessibility Feedback

The site should be usable with common browsers, keyboard navigation, readable contrast, and accessible form labels.

If you encounter an accessibility barrier, please describe:

  • The page
  • The feature
  • The assistive technology, if relevant
  • The keyboard or navigation step that failed
  • What would make the task easier

Accessibility reports are useful because a tool that is technically functional can still be difficult to use with a keyboard, screen reader, zoom, or high contrast setting.

Content Suggestions

Article suggestions are welcome when they fit the site's focus.

Good topics are specific capitalization questions such as:

Is “with” capitalized in APA titles?

How should a hyphenated legal title be capitalized?

When is “Professor” capitalized?

Does sentence case preserve acronyms?

Broad writing topics that have little connection to capitalization may not fit the site.

Partnership and Media Requests

If you want to reference CapitalizeText.live in an article, classroom resource, publication, or review, use the contact form.

Please describe the publication, intended use, and deadline.

Permission may be required before reproducing substantial text, site branding, or screenshots for commercial use.

Ordinary linking to public pages does not require permission.

Security Reports

If you believe you found a security vulnerability, do not exploit it, access data that is not yours, interrupt the service, or publicly disclose sensitive details before the operator has a reasonable opportunity to review the report.

Send a concise description of the issue and the steps required to reproduce it safely.

Response Expectations

Not every message can receive an immediate response. Reports involving security, privacy, broken functionality, or factual accuracy should receive higher priority than general suggestions.

Sending the same message repeatedly can make it harder to review.

Please provide one clear report with the information needed to understand the issue.

Before You Contact Us

For capitalization questions, the fastest answer may already be available in:

If the guide does not answer your question, the contact form is the right next step.