Russian transliteration
Convert Russian Cyrillic text to Latin letters (and back) with a deterministic, character-by-character mapping based on GOST 7.79 System B — the romanization scheme used for most Russian passports and official documents.
Russian (Cyrillic)
About this scheme
Russian transliteration is the practice of writing Cyrillic text with Latin letters. Many romanization systems exist — ISO 9, ALA-LC, BGN/PCGN, GOST — and they disagree on details like how to represent Ж (zh? ž?) or Щ (shch? ŝ?). GOST 7.79 System B is the most widely used today: it uses only ASCII letters (no diacritics), which makes it safe for URLs, domain names, and systems that can't handle accented characters.