Speed Up Editing Tasks with Case Convert | Rune

Editing is time-consuming work. Every minute saved on mechanical tasks like case conversion is a minute you can spend on substance. Here's how case conversion tools accelerate your editing workflow.

The Hidden Cost of Manual Case Conversion

Time Per Edit

Manually capitalizing a title: ~5-10 seconds. Using a case converter: ~2 seconds.

Cumulative Impact

A document with 50 headings:

• Manual: 250-500 seconds (~4-8 minutes)
• Case Converter: 100 seconds (~1.5 minutes)

That's up to 6 minutes saved per document.

Error Reduction

Manual conversion introduces typos. Automated conversion is error-free.

When to Use Case Conversion in Editing

Reformatting Imported Content

Content from other sources often has inconsistent capitalization. Convert it all at once.

Standardizing Headings

Ensure all headings follow the same format across a document.

Fixing Caps Lock Errors

Toggle case (tOGGLE cASE → Toggle Case) fixes accidental caps lock instantly.

Converting Variable Names

Developers editing documentation can quickly convert between camelCase, snake_case, and regular text.

The Fast Editing Workflow

1. Identify inconsistently formatted text.
2. Copy it.
3. Open Rune's Case Converter.
4. Paste.
5. Click "Copy" on the correct format.
6. Paste back into your document.

Total time: 5-10 seconds per batch.

Batch Processing Tips

Multiple Headings at Once

Instead of converting one heading at a time:

1. Copy all headings into a list.
2. Paste the list into the Case Converter.
3. Convert all at once.
4. Copy the result.
5. Replace in your document.

Use Find-and-Replace After Conversion

After converting a batch, use Find-and-Replace to swap old headings with new ones in your document.

Time-Saving Comparison

Task	Manual	With Tool
Convert 10 headings	2 min	20 sec
Fix Caps Lock paragraph	3 min	10 sec
Standardize document	10 min	3 min

Conclusion

Case conversion is a small task that adds up. By using Rune's Case Converter, you speed up your editing workflow, reduce errors, and free up time for high-value work.