Arabic Font Style Previewer

Every Arabic font on this site, in one live-updating tool. Type your text once below and watch it render instantly across 291 real styles — no installing fonts, no guessing how a typeface actually looks with your words.

Translate a sentence ↗

Real Arabic translation — press Enter or click Translate, then Insert into text.

Browse by style category

Prefer to start from a specific tradition rather than the full list? Each category has its own page with characteristics, best-use guidance, and every style in that group: Naskh (traditional & readable), Kufi (geometric & blocky), Ruq'ah (everyday handwriting), Thuluth (decorative titles), Farisi (Nasta'liq) (Persian/Urdu), and Modern & Digital (UI & branding).

Not sure which style fits your project? The guide to Arabic calligraphy styles breaks down what each tradition is actually for.

Frequently asked questions

What is an Arabic font style previewer?

A tool that renders your own text live across many real Arabic fonts at once, so you can compare styles side by side before choosing one — instead of installing fonts one at a time to test them.

How many Arabic fonts can I preview here?

291 style entries across 59 real type families, spanning Naskh, Kufi, Ruq'ah, Thuluth, Farisi (Nasta'liq), and Modern/Digital categories — filterable by category and searchable by typing your own text.

Can I download the fonts I preview?

Yes. Each style card has a TTF button for that exact weight, and a Download Font button that zips every weight of that family together. Most fonts are Google Fonts under the SIL Open Font License.

Can I design with a font after previewing it?

Yes — click Use in Generator on any style to open it directly in the full design editor, where you can add gradients, backgrounds, and export as PNG, JPG, SVG, or PDF.

Most "font preview" tools online show you the alphabet in a fixed sample sentence, in a handful of fonts. This previewer is built differently: it renders your own text — a name, a business name, a Qur'anic phrase, whatever you're actually designing with — across the full library at once, so you're judging fonts on the words you'll actually use, not a generic pangram.

Filter by category (Naskh, Kufi, Ruq'ah, Thuluth, Farisi/Nasta'liq, or Modern & Digital) to narrow down fast, adjust alignment, text color, and background right in the list, then act on any style directly from its card — download that exact weight as a .ttf, download the whole family as a .zip, or send it straight into the design generator to build a finished PNG, JPG, SVG, or PDF.