Tools for writing: word count, case, translit
Count words and density, switch case or transliterate Cyrillic, spell amounts in words. Text stays on the device.
The word counter updates as you type: words, characters, sentences and a density figure for a phrase you care about. There is no “ideal percent”; stuffing a keyword still reads like stuffing.
Case modes cover sentence, title, UPPER, camelCase and snake_case. Translit is a different job: a practical mapping for nicknames and slugs, not ICAO passport spelling. Check the agency table for visas.
Amounts in words sit next door for contracts. Paste a list if you have several figures. Nothing is sent to a server, so a draft can stay a draft.
A draft needs a word count, sometimes an amount spelled for a letter, and a case change for a headline. Transliteration is a fourth step when a Russian name must be typed in Latin letters. This page groups the text tools. Density is a glossary term; the counter is where the number appears on your text.
FAQ
Does case change meaning in translit?
Translit maps letters. Case conversion is a separate control in the same studio.
Keyword density target?
There is none. Write the piece, then check you did not repeat one phrase on every line.
GOST translit?
No. This mapping keeps й and ы distinct. Official documents need the table the office publishes.