File and route paths use forward slashes and lower case, which is awkward to assemble from a phrase.
Paste the words and this converter lower-cases them and joins them with slashes, giving you path/case.
How to use Path Case Converter
- Paste the phrase you want as a path.
- Path Case Converter lower-cases the words and joins them with forward slashes.
- Copy the path/case value into your route or folder name.
Use cases
- Sketching a route like blog/post/title.
- Naming a nested folder path.
- Creating a slash-separated key.
Good to know
Path Case Converter lower-cases each token and joins them with forward slashes, so src components button becomes src/components/button. Spaces and punctuation are removed and only words remain. The result reads like a file or URL path and is handy when sketching routes or folder structures.
Frequently asked questions
Does it add a leading slash?
No. It joins words with single slashes between them and does not prefix the result.
Are punctuation and spaces removed?
Yes. Only words are kept, then separated by forward slashes.
Is the output lower-case?
Yes. Every token is lower-cased before joining.