Word-conversion suggestions work one word at a time. You can type or paste longer text.
Local Arabic speech
Mix Arabic and Latin — use the on-screen keys for Arabic and your device keyboard for Latin.
ArabicKeyboard.ai
ArabicKeyboard.ai
How do you want to type Arabic?
Word-conversion suggestions work one word at a time. You can type or paste longer text.
Mix Arabic and Latin — use the on-screen keys for Arabic and your device keyboard for Latin.
The virtual Shift key affects exactly one character-producing on-screen key, then turns off automatically.
Space and the diacritics key keep bilingual wording — Space · مسافة and Diacritics · تشكيل — because a symbol alone would not make either one clear.
By default, your keyboard types Latin letters. Choose "Type Arabic with a Latin keyboard" above the keyboard to type Arabic instead — switch back to "Use the on-screen keyboard" anytime.
The homepage keyboard includes the same writing tools as the full keyboard page: physical-key feedback, quick Arabic tools, typing help and local Arabic speech.
Use the Arabic keys on screen. Or type an Arabic word with English letters, like bikhayr. Choose the word you want from up to six suggestions. Then copy your text or save it as a picture or text file.
استخدم الأزرار العربية على الشاشة، أو اكتب مثلًا bikhayr ثم اختر بخير من الاقتراحات. قد تظهر حتى ستة اقتراحات. اختر الكلمة التي تريدها، ثم انسخ نصك أو احفظه كصورة أو ملف نصي.
Type directly, paste text, or use the on-screen Arabic 101 keyboard. Native undo, redo, and copy/paste all work as expected. On a phone, the on-screen keys stay Arabic-only — paired Latin/Arabic key labels are a desktop feature.
By default, type normally in English — your own keys stay in English. If a word looks like it should become Arabic, a suggestion appears below the box, sometimes with up to six spellings to choose from. Apply it, or dismiss it. Nothing changes until you choose. Prefer typing Arabic directly instead? Choose "Type Arabic with a Latin keyboard" at the top of the keyboard: each key then types its Arabic letter immediately — for example, K types ن — using the QWERTY or AZERTY layout chosen in Options. The on-screen Arabic keys still work either way, and switching modes never changes text you already typed.
إذا لم تكن لديك لوحة مفاتيح عربية، فبإمكانك كتابة الكلمة العربية بحروف إنجليزية كما تُنطق، مثل shokran، ليعرض لك الموقع اقتراحًا لكتابتها بالحروف العربية. ولا يتغيّر النص إلا بعد أن تختار الاقتراح بنفسك؛ لا شيء يُستبدَل تلقائيًا.
وهذه مساعدة على الكتابة لا ترجمة: تنقل الأداة نطق الكلمة العربية إلى الحروف العربية، ولا تترجم الجمل الإنجليزية إلى العربية.
أما الكتابة بحروف وأرقام مثل 3 و7 و9 فتُسمّى العربيزي، وهي طريقة مختلفة. ولتحويلها يمكنك استخدام أداة تحويل العربيزي إلى العربية.
استخدم زرَّي العدسة للبحث بالنص العربي الحالي في Google أو YouTube. لا يُرسل النص إلى الخدمة التي تختارها إلا عندما تبدأ البحث بنفسك.
ويمكنك كذلك الكتابة مباشرة على لوحة المفاتيح العربية الظاهرة على الشاشة، من دون تثبيت أي برنامج على جهازك.
When you write in Arabic, a small AI model can use the words before it to put likely words first in the suggestion list. It only changes the order of words already on that list. The choices for words typed with English letters work separately. ArabicKeyboard.ai does not receive the text used for this ranking.
The first time you use it, your browser may download about 49 MB. If it can't load, the ordinary suggestions still work.
عندما تكتب بالعربية، يمكن للذكاء الاصطناعي استخدام الكلمات السابقة لترتيب الكلمات المقترحة. يغيّر فقط ترتيب الكلمات الموجودة في القائمة. اقتراحات الكلمات التي تكتبها بحروف لاتينية تعمل بشكل منفصل. لا يستلم ArabicKeyboard.ai النص المستخدم في هذا الترتيب.
قد يُحمَّل نحو 49 ميغابايت عند أول استخدام. وإذا تعذّر التحميل، تبقى الاقتراحات العادية تعمل.
Choose Naskh, Ruqʿah or Kufi and see the style directly in the editor. Download your selection—or all the text—as a PNG in three sizes or as a UTF-8 TXT file. Files are created in your browser; this site does not receive your text.
The same phrase, بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم, set in each of the three styles you can apply.
العبارة نفسها في الخطوط الثلاثة المتاحة.
Read how your typed text is handled
اختر خط النسخ أو الرقعة أو الكوفي وشاهد النتيجة مباشرة في محرر النص. نزّل النص المحدد — أو النص كاملًا — كصورة PNG بأحد ثلاثة مقاسات، أو كملف TXT بترميز UTF-8. تُنشأ الملفات في متصفحك، ولا يستلم الموقع نصك.
If your keyboard is already set to Arabic, type or paste into the box above. You can also use your device's own dictation. If Arabic is not installed, click the on-screen Arabic 101 keys below the editor, or choose "Type Arabic with a Latin keyboard" above the keyboard to type Arabic directly from your own physical keyboard. The QWERTY/AZERTY choice under Options tells the wrong-keyboard repair which hardware layout to use, and also controls this direct-typing mapping when it is turned on — with "Use the on-screen keyboard" selected (the default), your physical keys keep typing Latin, unchanged.
Copy, Undo, and Redo are always available, and your typing is processed locally in your browser. The one deliberate exception is the two magnifying-glass keys: choosing one sends the text you are searching for to Google or YouTube, and only then.
Prefer an ordinary English keyboard? Type a word the way it sounds and a suggested Arabic result appears for you to review and apply — it never converts on its own.
Letter groups like sh, kh, and gh map to single Arabic letters; short vowels are genuinely ambiguous in Arabic spelling, so the ranked suggestion — not a fixed rule — decides between a written and a silent reading. This is phonetic transliteration, not translation or a perfect phonetic transcription system.
Arabizi (chat Arabic) uses ordinary letters plus a handful of numbers for sounds English letters can't spell — real numbers, dates, and phone numbers are always left untouched.
As with English-letter typing, a suggested Arabic word appears for you to review and apply. There may be up to six to choose from. It never rewrites your text on its own.
Meant to type Arabic, but your system layout was still set to Latin, so you got garbled characters like “sghl” instead of سلام? This tool reverse-maps each character by its physical key position — not by guessing at pronunciation — to recover the Arabic you meant to type.
It covers Latin characters typed while an Arabic layout was intended, on both real hardware conventions this product supports: Arabic 101/QWERTY and Arabic 102/AZERTY. The reverse case — Arabic script repaired back into Latin — is not offered. As with every other suggestion here, nothing changes until you review and apply the proposed repair.
Fatha, damma, kasra, sukun, shadda, and tanween are the small marks that show short vowels and pronunciation details Arabic script otherwise leaves out. Open the diacritics panel on the on-screen keyboard to add any of them directly to a letter.
Two optional actions in the same panel suggest vowels for you, on your device: one for the word at the cursor — built-in alternatives for common words, otherwise a suggestion from its sentence — and one for a sentence or passage you select, shown as a preview first. Suggestions may leave some vowels out or get some wrong, and nothing changes until you choose a suggestion or press Apply.
Two different ways to build Arabic skills, both free and both on this site. Arabic 101 touch-typing lessons teach real physical key positions, starting with just two keys and building up to full words — practice sessions aren't saved between visits.
The adaptive letter game instead teaches letter recognition, sounds, connected forms, and starter vocabulary, adjusting to your performance as you go; your progress is stored locally in your own browser, never on a server.
A free 60-second Arabic typing test: timing starts the moment you type your first character, so there's no separate “start” step to remember. It measures words per minute, characters per minute, accuracy, and error count against a short Modern Standard Arabic passage.
Nothing is saved or submitted anywhere — it's a private, one-off check of your current typing speed, not a tracked leaderboard.
Four quick Arabic quizzes for fun: Moroccan, Egyptian, and Saudi dialect editions, plus an Arabic Language Court that tests grammar, spelling, and classical vocabulary. Each round is 10 questions in 60 seconds and ends with a verdict you can share.
Challenge a friend with a link that replays the exact same questions. The games run entirely in your browser — no account, and nothing about your game is saved.
A full reference for the Arabic 101 layout this site's virtual keyboard and physical-key mapping are both built on — every key position, its base letter, and its Shift-layer diacritic or alternate character, in one clear reference table.
Once you've learned where a handful of letters sit, physical keys don't need Arabic labels printed on them at all. A printable PDF and PNG version of the same reference is also available for offline practice.
This page is also available in French, on ClavierArabe.ai.