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Path case converter

Convert any text to path/case, the lowercase slash-separated style used for URL paths, routes, and directory names.

Path Case

Paste text below and get path/case output instantly.

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How path/case works

path/case lowercases words and joins them with forward slashes: Blog Tech News becomes blog/tech/news. It mirrors how URL routes and directory trees are written.

Handles any input format

Spaces, underscores, hyphens, and camelCase boundaries are all detected as word separators. Existing slashes are treated as separators, so nested input stays consistent.

Path Case FAQs

What is path/case used for?
URL route planning (/blog/tech/news), folder structures, breadcrumb labels, and API endpoint drafts before they are wired into a router.
How do I draft a URL path from a page title?
Paste the title in. Words become lowercase segments joined by slashes, which you can drop straight into a sitemap or route table.
Does it add a leading slash?
No. The output is the bare path segments joined by slashes. Add your own leading slash if your router or sitemap needs one.
What about special characters?
Separator characters are normalized to slashes. Letters and digits are kept and lowercased so the path stays clean and URL-safe.
Is my text sent to a server?
No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser with JavaScript. Nothing you paste ever leaves your device.
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