Type in Latin letters — we guess the Arabic word. No Arabic keyboard, no install.
The keys above follow the standard Arabic layout — what you learn here works on a real Arabic keyboard. Our typing course takes you from hunting to touch typing, finger by finger.
Learn to type in ArabicType salam, keefak, mar7aba — we guess the Arabic word and you accept with Space.
Open the keyboard and drag one finger over the keys: the word is guessed from your path.
Already know the Arabic keyboard? Switch on the standard Arabic 101 layout.
Write the word in Latin letters the way it sounds — "salam" becomes سلام. You can also open the on-screen keyboard and click or glide across the letters.
Open the keyboard and pick the "Harakat" tab: fatha, damma, kasra, sukun, shadda and tanwin. Put the caret after the letter, then click the vowel.
Yes. The Copy button puts the text on your clipboard; paste it into Word, Google Docs, WhatsApp, email or any other app.
Yes: Standard Arabic, Maghrebi, Khaliji, Egyptian or Levantine. Your choice decides which word is suggested first — واش in the Maghreb, وش in the Gulf.
No. It runs in the browser on desktop, tablet and phone, with no install and no sign-up.