Type a phrase and get an acronym from the first letter of each word, with the mapping shown.
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Tip: turn on "skip small words" to leave out a, an, the, of, and and.
What is an acronym generator? An acronym generator turns a phrase into a short word made from the first letter of each word, so a long name becomes quick to say and write.
Type a phrase and it takes the first letter of each word and joins them in uppercase. For example, World Health Organization becomes WHO. You can also turn on the option to skip small words like a, an, the, of, and and. Everything runs in your browser.
An acronym is a short word formed from the first letters of a longer phrase, such as NASA from National Aeronautics and Space Administration. It makes a long name quicker to say and write.
When turned on, it leaves out the common short words a, an, the, of, and and so the acronym uses only the meaningful words. For example, Library of Congress becomes LC instead of LOC.