Split camelCase into Words

Reading a list of camelCase or PascalCase variable names — firstName, isUserLoggedIn, HTMLParser — is fine for a programmer used to code, but converting them into plain readable words helps when generating documentation, labels, or reports from code identifiers.

This tool detects the capital-letter boundaries within each identifier and inserts spaces at those points, correctly handling both camelCase (starting lowercase) and PascalCase (starting uppercase), as well as consecutive capitals in acronyms like HTML.

This is the reverse operation of converting words into camelCase — useful when you need to go from code-style naming back to human-readable labels, such as auto-generating form field labels from a data schema's field names.

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