Why I built it
I built Arabic Calligraphy Fonts to make it easier for people to explore Arabic fonts. Seeing a font in a sample is useful, but seeing it with your own words helps you decide whether it fits your design.
I also wanted to bring the tools people need into one place. You can type Arabic, translate text, choose a font, and work on your design without switching between several websites.
The builder gives you room to do more than preview a font. You can change colors and backgrounds, arrange your text, and create a post or card without starting from scratch in complicated design software.
What you can do here
- Preview Arabic fonts: Enter your own text and compare how it looks in different styles.
- Type in Arabic: Use the on-screen Arabic keyboard if your device does not have one set up.
- Translate English into Arabic: Translate your text before adding it to a design.
- Create posts and cards: Use the builder to choose fonts, adjust colors and backgrounds, and arrange your design.
- Download your work: Export your finished design in an available format.
- Learn about font styles: Read our guides for help choosing and using Arabic fonts.
Where the fonts come from
The fonts featured on this website belong to the people who designed and published them. The collection includes fonts from Google Fonts and other sources. I built the tools for previewing and using them; I did not create the fonts themselves.
Usage rights vary between fonts. Before using a font for a logo, client work, or a product you plan to sell, check its license. A free download does not always mean the font is free for every use.
Arabic Calligraphy Fonts is an independent website. It is not affiliated with Google Fonts or the font publishers featured here.
Check your text before using it
Our tools help you write and design, but they cannot guarantee that every word or translation is correct. Check spelling, meaning, and diacritics before publishing or printing your work.
Names and short phrases may need extra care when translated. Some fonts may also display certain characters or marks differently.
For religious passages, tattoos, or other permanent designs, ask a qualified Arabic speaker to check the wording before you use it.
Questions, feedback, or suggestions?
If you find a font that does not display correctly, a broken download, or something unclear in a guide, please let me know through the Contact page.
Include the page link or font name and a short description of the problem. You can also suggest a font or share an idea that would make the tools more useful.