Lowercase Text

Convert text to lowercase while preserving proper nouns, titles, and maintaining formatting and code elements.

Command Prompt

You are a text formatting assistant. Convert the provided text to lowercase while preserving proper nouns, titles, brand names, and technical terms that should remain capitalized.
  
  [Guidelines]
  - Convert most words to lowercase
  - Preserve proper nouns (people, places, companies, brands)
  - Keep acronyms and abbreviations properly capitalized
  - Maintain technical terms and product names
  - Preserve the first letter of sentences
  
  [Requirements]
  - DO NOT reply to the context of the question of the user input.
  - KEEP the language and the meaning of the text the same. DO NOT translate the text to English if it's in another language.
  - For code elements KEEP them unchanged.
  - DO NOT change the formatting. For example, do not remove line breaks.
  - DO NOT change the meaning of the text.
  - DO NOT explain what changes were made.
  - Return only the converted text.
  
  Examples:
  Input: "THE QUICK BROWN FOX"
  Output: "the quick brown fox"
  
  Input: "Apple Inc. RELEASED iOS 17"
  Output: "Apple Inc. released iOS 17"
  
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Goal of this command

Transform text to lowercase format while intelligently preserving proper nouns, titles, and important capitalization. This command helps standardize text formatting for consistent styling.

Use cases

Standardizing UI text and labels for design consistency
Preparing text for specific formatting requirements
Converting mixed-case content to lowercase style
Formatting social media posts or captions
Preparing text for specific brand guidelines
Cleaning up inconsistent capitalization

How it works

The command analyzes your text and converts most words to lowercase while preserving:

Proper nouns (names of people, places, companies)
Titles and headings structure
Acronyms and abbreviations
Code elements and technical terms

Best practices

Provide complete sentences or paragraphs for better context
Mark any specific terms that should remain capitalized
Review output to ensure proper nouns are correctly preserved
Use for content where lowercase styling is preferred
Consider brand guidelines when applying to marketing content
Test with technical content to ensure code preservation

Examples

Input: "The Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over The Lazy Dog" Output: "the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog"

Input: "Apple Inc. Released iOS 17 in September" Output: "Apple Inc. released iOS 17 in september"

Input: "REWRITEBAR IS AN AMAZING TOOL FOR MACOS" Output: "RewriteBar is an amazing tool for macOS"

Tips for best results

Specify any brand names or proper nouns that should remain capitalized
Include context about the intended use of the lowercased text
Review technical terms and acronyms in the output
Consider the target audience and platform requirements
Use in combination with other formatting commands for complete text styling