Practical tools for LitRPG chapters and serials.

Paste a chapter from Google Docs, Word, or Markdown and get clean BBCode for a compatible legacy editor. This tool is for BBCode destinations; use the HTML cleaner when you are preparing a Royal Road chapter.

Paste a formatted chapter from Google Docs or Word—or drop in raw HTML. Keep the headings, emphasis, lists, links, blockquotes, and tables readers need while document clutter and unsafe content are removed locally in your browser.

Build a framed box for author notes, chapter-end updates, hiatus notices, and schedule changes. Copy HTML for Royal Road source view, legacy BBCode for compatible editors, or a PNG for places where markup does not render.

Fill in the fields below to build a system-message box for a Royal Road chapter. It creates plain HTML for Royal Road source view, so you can copy it into a chapter and inspect the platform preview before publishing.

Build a Royal Road table without hand nesting the tags. Add rows and columns, tag items with a loot rarity, and copy clean HTML for source view. Legacy BBCode remains available for compatible editors.

A gallery of scene breaks and chapter dividers. Copy safe HTML into Royal Road source view, return to the visual editor, and inspect the result before publishing.

Map level and power milestones across a book or series. The curve calls out sudden spikes, flat stretches, and backwards moves, then gives you a clean CSV and review report to carry into outlining.

Fill in a name, class, level, stats, skills, and gear to make a genre-styled character sheet. Copy plain HTML for Royal Road source view, or download a PNG for places where markup does not render. Everything runs in your browser.

Build a Diablo or World of Warcraft style rarity scheme. Edit each tier's colour, preview it on sample loot, check it reads for colourblind readers, and copy the hex, CSS variables, JSON, or Tailwind. It starts on the palette WriteIDE itself uses.

Paste an earlier and later character sheet to see exactly what changed. Add the level-up, equipment, or quest receipts you expected, and the checker will call out missing or mismatched deltas before a reader does.

Log every stat change chapter by chapter, then see exactly what a character's numbers were at any point in the story. Copy a Royal Road stat block for that chapter, or download the current values as a CSV. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is uploaded.

Define your own weighted loot table with item names and rarity colours, then read each item's probability, the expected pulls to your first drop, and the chance of at least one in N pulls. Hit simulate to roll a live sample and watch it converge on the theory.

Type a damage or derived-stat formula such as STR*2 + WEAPON - DEF, set each variable with a slider, and read the result plus a sweep graph of one variable across its range. It uses the same published formula grammar as WriteIDE and works entirely in your browser.

Allocate a pool of stat points across your own attribute system, write derived-stat formulas for HP, damage, or crit, and see the whole build update as you spend. It uses the same published formula grammar as WriteIDE. Everything runs in your browser.

Pick a leveling curve or write your own formula, then read the level-versus-XP graph and a full table of XP per level and total XP. See how grindy your progression feels before you commit it to a chapter. Everything runs in your browser.

Roll a full cultivation ladder, nine realms deep and ordered from weakest to strongest, each broken into its Early, Middle, Late, and Peak sub-stages. Switch to single realm for a flat list, reroll for more, star the ones you like, and copy a clean numbered ladder straight into your outline.

Roll class names and earned titles shaped for LitRPG and progression fantasy, from a plain Void Knight to a system-awarded Third Seat of the Ember Court. Every name is built from curated word lists, so the output stays on genre. Set the count, reroll for more, star the ones you like, and copy them straight into your chapter.

Shape a quest readers can understand at a glance: title, stakes, measurable objectives, rewards, and prerequisites. Check vague or missing pieces, preview the finished panel, then copy conservative Royal Road HTML or clean plain text.

Roll skill and ability names shaped for LitRPG and progression fantasy. Every name is built from curated word lists, so the output stays on genre. Set the count, reroll for more, star the ones you like, and copy them straight into your chapter.

Roll named monsters and bosses shaped for LitRPG and progression fantasy, each tagged with a loot-style rarity tier from Common to Mythic. Switch between common creatures and named bosses, reroll for more, star the ones you like, and copy them straight into your chapter.

Roll pen names and pseudonyms for your author byline. Switch between a full name, an initials byline like R. K. Thorne, or a plain first and surname, reroll for more, star the ones you like, and copy them out. Built from curated word lists, and it runs entirely in your browser.

Enter your KENPC page count, the borrows you expect this month, an average read-through, and the current KENP per-page rate, and get an estimated Kindle Unlimited payout with every assumption shown. The rate is a value you set from your own KDP dashboard, never a live or official number. Everything runs in your browser.

Enter a word count or paste your text, and read the time it takes, the page count, the audiobook length, and whether the chapter fits serial pacing. Everything runs in your browser.

A plain explainer of how Royal Road's Rising Stars list works, and a self-check that reads only the numbers you type in. It does not connect to Royal Road, it is not the real formula, and it does not predict anything.

Tell it how fast you write and how fast you post, and it shows how long your chapter buffer lasts, the date it runs dry, and how many advance chapters you can safely put behind a Patreon tier. Everything runs in your browser.