path/case Converter

Lowercase words joined with forward slashes, like components/user/avatar. Handy for folders, routes and namespaces.

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How to convert to path/case

Paste your words or names into the top box, one per line.
The path version appears in the result box as you type.
Copy it into your project, terminal or router file.

Examples

Input	path/case
Components User Avatar	`components/user/avatar`
blogPostArchive	`blog/post/archive`
admin_settings_email	`admin/settings/email`

Where it is useful

Folder structures: plan a project layout from a list of names.
Website routes: turn page names into URL paths such as /account/orders/history.
Storage keys: cloud storage like Amazon S3 uses slash separated keys to group files.
Topics and channels in messaging systems like MQTT, which use slashes to build a hierarchy.

Tips for clean paths

Keep folder and route names short, lower case and free of spaces. That avoids problems on case sensitive systems like Linux servers, where Images and images are two different folders. If you want hyphens inside each part, convert to kebab-case first and add the slashes yourself.

Frequently asked questions

What is path/case?

path/case writes words in lower case and separates them with forward slashes, the same way folders are written in a file path or a website address.

Does it work for Windows paths?

Windows uses backslashes, but almost every modern tool, including Windows itself, also accepts forward slashes. If you need backslashes, run the result through our Find and Replace tool and swap / for \.

Will it add a slash at the start or end?

No. You get just the words joined by slashes, so you can add a leading slash for an absolute path or a URL route yourself.

Can I convert a whole list?

Yes. Each line is converted on its own, so you can paste many names at once.