Arabic Keyboard — Type Arabic Online
A free online Arabic keyboard. Click the keys to type Arabic instantly, add harakat (tashkeel), and copy your text — no download, no sign-up, on any device.
How to use the Arabic keyboard
- Click the letters to build words — your text appears in the box, right-to-left.
- Add harakat (fatha, damma, kasra, sukoon, shadda, tanwin) from the diacritics row.
- Use مسافة for space and ⌫ to delete.
- Click نسخ النص to copy everything to your clipboard.
Already have an Arabic keyboard layout on your device? You can also type straight into the box. If you're not sure which layout you have, see Arabic keyboard layouts explained.
From clicking to touch-typing Arabic
Clicking each letter is perfect for a quick message — but to write Arabic quickly you'll want to touch-type: real muscle memory on a proper Arabic layout, including the harakat shift-keys. That's what Typing Safari teaches, with adaptive lessons and games — even the diacritics most tools skip. Prefer Arabic? ابدأ بالعربية.
Arabic keyboard — FAQ
How do I type Arabic without an Arabic keyboard?
Use the on-screen Arabic keyboard above: click the letters to build words, and your text appears in the box. You don't need Arabic printed on your physical keys or any software installed — it works right in the browser on any device.
How do I add harakat (tashkeel) like fatha, damma, and shadda?
Type or click the letter first, then click the diacritic you want from the harakat row (fatha, damma, kasra, sukoon, shadda, and the three tanwin marks). The mark is placed on the preceding letter, so you can fully vocalize your text.
Can I copy the Arabic text I typed?
Yes. Click “نسخ النص” (Copy text) to copy everything in the box to your clipboard, then paste it into any document, message, or form.
Is this Arabic keyboard free?
Yes, it's completely free with no sign-up or download. It's made by Typing Safari, which also teaches you to touch-type Arabic on a real keyboard layout.
How do I learn to touch-type Arabic instead of clicking each letter?
Clicking is great for quick text, but to type fast you want touch-typing — muscle memory on a real Arabic layout. Typing Safari's adaptive lessons and games teach exactly that, including the harakat shift-keys.