Type Arabic Online — Free Arabic Keyboard, No Download
Yes — use the Arabic keyboard above right now. Click a key to insert Arabic directly, paste existing Arabic text, or just type normally — your own keys stay English/Latin, and if what you typed looks like it should become Arabic, a single suggestion appears below the box with Apply and Dismiss. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is installed and nothing you type leaves your device.
Everything you type is processed locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded. Read the privacy details
Examples
Word suggestions catch common spelling slips as you type. For example, typing انا (missing the hamza) offers the correctly spelled word:
- اناأناSuggested correction — click it to replace the word, or keep typing.
Reference table
A few physical QWERTY positions and the Arabic 101 letters they represent — the same mapping the wrong-keyboard suggestion uses if you paste text typed with an Arabic-101 layout while your system was set to Latin. See the full QWERTY-to-Arabic 101 reference for every key.
| Physical key | Arabic 101 letter |
|---|---|
| Q | ض |
| D | ي |
| \ | \ |
Supported layouts and modes
- Arabic 101 on-screen keyboard, with Shift and collapsible diacritics
- Direct Arabic typing and pasting, left completely untouched
- General Arabic suggestions, plus Moroccan Darija and Egyptian Arabic ranking (never auto-translated to Modern Standard Arabic)
- Automatic English/Arabizi suggestions, and a wrong-keyboard suggestion, both with Apply and Dismiss
Limitations
- Word suggestions come from a small, hand-curated starter lexicon — an in-lexicon word never triggers a false correction, but not every real word is recognized yet.
- The virtual keyboard is desktop-first; on mobile it stays collapsed by default so the text area gets the space.
- No account, cloud history, or saved documents — closing the tab clears the editor, by design.
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