Arabic Keyboard

This on-screen keyboard allows you to easily type Arabic text, including letters, numbers, diacritics (tashkeel), and special symbols.

How to use this online Arabic keyboard

Click any key on the keyboard to add that character to the input field.
You can also use your physical keyboard: typing Latin letters (QWERTY) will automatically insert the corresponding Arabic letter (e.g. typing s adds س).
To delete, press the ⌫ Backspace button or the backspace key on your keyboard.
To add a space, use the Space button or your keyboard’s spacebar.
Copy your completed text to the clipboard using the Copy button.

Tap any key to add that character.
Swipe left or right if you don’t see all the keys (the keyboard can scroll horizontally).
Use the ⌫ Backspace, Space, and Copy buttons as needed.

Main Letters & Numbers: Includes all standard Arabic letters and Arabic-Indic numerals (١, ٢, ٣ … ٠).

Diacritics (Tashkeel): Add short vowels and pronunciation marks to your text for accurate reading and learning:

Hamza Forms: Use these for words that require special forms of hamza:

Punctuation: Arabic’s distinct, right-to-left punctuation marks:

To enter numbers, use the number keys on the keyboard for Arabic-Indic numerals.
To enter diacritics, simply click/tap the desired mark.
You can mix diacritics with letters for more precise writing (useful for learners and religious texts).
When you’re finished, use the Copy button to easily paste your Arabic text wherever you need it.
Click ‘Clear’ to start again.