snake_case Converter

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Transform text into snake_case format where words are lowercase and separated by underscores. Commonly used for variable names, function names, and file names in Python, Ruby, and database column names.

snake_case Converter
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snake_case Converter - Text to snake_case

What is a snake_case converter?

A snake_case converter changes phrases into lowercase words joined by underscores. It standardizes names for code, databases, and configs. Use it to avoid spaces and mixed casing in environments where clarity and consistency matter. Processing stays in your browser for privacy.

How to use the snake_case converter

  1. Enter text: Paste a phrase, heading, or label.
  2. Convert: Click Convert to get snake_case output.
  3. Copy or download: Copy the result or save it as a text snippet for your project.

Why use this tool?

  • Python-friendly: Matches common Python and Django naming conventions.
  • Database ready: Keeps column and table names consistent and readable.
  • Fast: Skip manual retyping and avoid typos.

Use case 1: Python variables

Turn "user session token" into user_session_token for scripts or APIs.

Use case 2: Database schemas

Create consistent column names before running migrations.

Use case 3: Config files

Standardize keys in .env or YAML files.

Examples

Basic example

Input: User Name
Output: user_name

Advanced example

Input: Max Retry Count
Output: max_retry_count

Common errors

Extra underscores

Multiple spaces can create double underscores. Trim input first or use the tool’s "collapse whitespace" option.

Numbers and symbols

Numbers remain; symbols are removed. Add them back manually if needed.

Tips and proven approaches

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Privacy and security

Conversion runs locally in your browser. No text is uploaded or stored.

Frequently Asked Questions
snake_case is a naming convention where words are lowercase and separated by underscores. Example: "my_variable_name".
snake_case is commonly used in Python for variable and function names, in Ruby, and for database table and column names. It's also popular for file names and configuration keys.
The converter intelligently detects word boundaries in camelCase, PascalCase, kebab-case, and space-separated text, then converts them to snake_case format.