Online Arabic Keyboard

Click or tap any key to insert its Arabic character into the text box, or type directly on your physical QWERTY keyboard and the matching Arabic letters will appear. Hold Shift for the shadda (ّ) and other shifted characters, then copy the result to use anywhere you need Arabic text.

This keyboard uses the standard Arabic (101) layout, the most common Arabic keyboard layout, mapped onto a QWERTY keyboard.

The shadda sits on the key to the left of 1, above Tab (the backtick/tilde key on a US keyboard), alongside ذ.

Yes. You can type using your regular QWERTY keyboard and the on-screen Arabic keyboard will display the matching Arabic character for each key.