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Latin to Arabic Converter

Type in Latin letters — or Arabizi, using numbers like 3 and 7 — and get correct Arabic script instantly. No Arabic keyboard, no installation, just type and copy.

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How to Write Arabic Without an Arabic Keyboard

Switch the tool above to "Latin → Arabic", then type your text using the Latin letters closest to how the word sounds. The converter recognizes common digraphs (like "sh" for ش and "kh" for خ) as well as Arabizi digits (like 3 for ع and 7 for ح), so you can write naturally, the way people already text in Arabizi.

This is especially useful if you're on a device without an Arabic keyboard layout installed, or if you simply find it faster to type using the keys you already know.

Common Uses

  • Writing a message in Arabic on a computer or phone without an Arabic keyboard.
  • Converting Arabizi chat messages into proper Arabic script for a more formal context.
  • Practicing spelling Arabic words by sound.
  • Preparing Arabic text for documents, captions, or social media posts.

Example Conversions

marhaba → مرحبا
shukran → شكرا
7abibi → حبيبي

Prefer typing with numbers instead of letters? See our dedicated Arabizi Converter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Type your text using Latin letters (or Arabizi, using numbers like 3 and 7) in the box above. The Arabic script equivalent appears instantly on the other side, ready to copy.

Yes. The converter recognizes common Arabizi conventions, such as 3 for ع and 7 for ح, alongside standard Latin spellings.

Because Arabic has sounds that don't exist in Latin script, some words have more than one common spelling. If a conversion doesn't look right, try an alternative spelling (for example "kh" instead of "x" for خ).

It serves the same purpose without requiring you to learn a new keyboard layout: you type using the keys you already know, and the tool produces correct Arabic script.