Type or paste Arabic text, preview it with correct right-to-left formatting and copy clean Unicode text for messages, documents, profiles and other applications.
Type in English or Arabic, then copy the text in any calligraphy style — paste it anywhere.
This Arabic copy and paste tool lets you type or paste Arabic, preview it with correct right-to-left formatting, and copy clean Unicode text you can paste into messages, documents, social profiles and design apps.
The output is real, selectable Unicode text — not an image. The characters travel with the clipboard, but the font does not: every app applies its own. When the exact visual style matters, create an Arabic font image or a calligraphy design instead.
These are Unicode text decorations — not different downloadable fonts. Everything here stays copyable, selectable text.
The exact Arabic characters you entered, tidied of accidental spacing.
Text wrapped in reviewed Unicode ornaments for bios and captions.
Add a simple divider or symbol before or after the text.
Preserve the harakat you entered — nothing is added automatically.
Reviewed spellings — safe to copy and paste anywhere Arabic is supported.
Subhanallah
A phrase of glorification commonly understood as "Glory be to Allah" or "Allah is free from imperfection." (Wording pending qualified review.)
Marhaba · Hello
Everyday greeting.
As-salamu alaykum · Peace be upon you
Common respectful greeting.
Sabah al-khayr · Good morning
Morning greeting.
Ahlan wa sahlan · Welcome
Warm welcome.
Shukran · Thank you
Standard thanks.
Bismillah · In the name of God
Religious phrase — review before publishing.
Alhamdulillah · Praise be to God
Religious phrase — review before publishing.
Masha'Allah · What God has willed
Religious phrase — review before publishing.
Na'am · Yes
Affirmative.
La · No
Negative.
Min fadlik · Please
Polite request.
Uhibbuka · I love you
Affectionate.
Short answer: the characters copy, the font usually doesn’t.
The Arabic Unicode characters themselves. They paste correctly into WhatsApp, Instagram, Word, Photoshop — anywhere Arabic is supported. RTL flow works automatically.
The visual font style. Every app applies its own font to the characters. If the exact visual matters, export an image instead.
| Output | What is copied | Appearance preserved? | Best use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clean Arabic text | Unicode characters | Depends on destination font | Messages and documents |
| Decorative Unicode text | Arabic characters plus symbols | Partly | Bios and captions |
| Font preview | Unicode characters only | No | On-page comparison |
| PNG image | Image pixels | Yes | Social graphics and artwork |
| Calligraphy image | Image pixels | Yes | Decorative designs |
Three steps from Arabic text to clean, copyable Unicode.
Type, paste, or use the on-screen Arabic keyboard.
Pick clean text, a reviewed decoration, or a common phrase.
Copy the Unicode output and paste it into a compatible app.
A focused Unicode utility — nothing that pretends a font travels through the clipboard.
Copies real text, not an image.
Displays Arabic right-to-left with connected letters.
Enter Arabic without changing your physical keyboard.
Fixes safe spacing issues without rewriting the words.
Selected phrases with meanings and copy buttons.
Preserves the harakat you enter.
Optional Unicode wrappers and dividers.
Text handled in your browser per the privacy note below.
Arabic Unicode is widely supported, but each app applies its own font — so the look can change.
Arabic pastes correctly; the app's system font is used. Bio fields sometimes strip diacritics.
Arabic pastes with RTL flow. Change the font in the document for a specific style.
Make sure you have an Arabic-capable font selected first.
| Application | Arabic text | RTL support | Diacritics | Font preserved |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yes | Yes | Varies | No | |
| Instagram captions | Yes | Yes | Varies | No |
| Facebook posts | Yes | Yes | Varies | No |
| TikTok captions | Yes | Yes | Varies | No |
| X posts | Yes | Yes | Varies | No |
| Microsoft Word | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Google Docs | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Canva | Yes | Varies | Varies | No |
| Photoshop | Yes | Varies | Varies | No |
| CapCut | Yes | Varies | Varies | No |
| Yes | Yes | Varies | No | |
| Website forms | Yes | Varies | Varies | No |
Indicative only — verify before publishing. Test the current version of each app on both mobile and desktop, mark “Varies” where results depend on device or font, and update the last-tested date below. “Font preserved” is No everywhere — copy never transfers the font.
Your entered text is processed in your browser and is not stored.
Entered Arabic text and copied phrases are never added to URLs, analytics, ad platforms, session-replay tools or logs. If any server processing is ever required, it will be disclosed here.
A tool that lets you type or paste Arabic, then copy it as clean Unicode characters to use in other apps. It copies text — not an image and not a font file.
Not through copy-and-paste. The visible font normally does not transfer; the destination app applies its own. For the exact look, download an image from the Arabic Font Generator.
Because the destination application controls the font. The characters are the same Unicode; only the rendering changes.
No. The main output is selectable Unicode text you can edit in the destination app.
Copyable text can't preserve a calligraphy look. For that, download an image from the Arabic Calligraphy Generator.
Usually the destination font doesn't support Arabic joining. Switch to an Arabic-capable font in that app. A separate text-repair tool may address legacy design software later.
Yes — Arabic is detected and displayed right-to-left with connected letterforms.
Yes, as an optional action that's off by default. Removing diacritics changes the written text, so it's never done automatically.
No. Diacritics must be typed or come from a reviewed phrase — the tool won't guess them, to avoid inaccurate marks.
The reviewed simple form is سبحان الله. Use the Subhanallah card above to copy it.
Yes — Unicode Arabic generally pastes into both. The visual appearance depends on each app's font, and some bio fields strip diacritics.
[Fill in with your actual implementation.] If processing is in your browser and nothing is stored, state that plainly — only claim local processing when it's technically true.
Yes — the tool and copy button work on modern mobile browsers.