Phonetic Arabic input
Common Latin letters and digraphs are converted immediately in the right-to-left editor.
sh → شkh → خArabic Keyboard with Harakat
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The Harakat layer opens immediately so vowel marks can be applied to the preceding Arabic letter.
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The Harakat layer opens immediately so vowel marks can be applied to the preceding Arabic letter.
ب + Fatha → بَب + Kasra → بِب + Damma → بُب + Shadda → بّ✓ Local autosave
How to use Arabic Keyboard with Harakat
The Harakat layer opens immediately so vowel marks can be applied to the preceding Arabic letter.
- Type or paste Arabic in the editor.
- Place the caret after a letter and choose a Haraka.
- Use Remove Harakat to create an unvocalized copy.
Arabic 101 layout
Native mode preserves standard key positions for users of an Arabic keyboard.
Harakat and graphemes
Fatha, Kasra, Damma, Shadda and Sukun attach to the previous letter and can be removed together.
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Arabic Keyboard with Harakat FAQ
Can I remove every Haraka at once?
Yes. Remove Harakat deletes Arabic combining vowel marks while preserving letters and punctuation.
Can I type with Latin letters?
Yes. Phonetic mode converts sounds and digraphs to Arabic.
How do I add Fatha?
Place the caret after the letter and use the Harakat layer.
Can I remove vowel marks?
Yes. Remove Harakat preserves letters and punctuation.
Private by design
Typing, search and conversion happen on your device. No account and no text upload.