Free Arabic tools
Small, fast tools for the things learners actually get stuck on — writing a name in Arabic script, telling ح from خ, and typing Arabic on a keyboard that doesn't have it. Everything runs in your browser, nothing needs an account, and none of it costs anything.
Name in Arabic
Type any first name and get it in Arabic script — with the letters named one by one, plus a downloadable image.
Open toolAlphabet Trainer
Every letter in all four forms, with pronunciation hints and an example word — plus a quiz that drills you until they stick.
Open toolArabic Keyboard
A full virtual keyboard with harakat, Arabic numerals, and one-click copy. Works with your physical keyboard too.
Open toolWhy these three
They map onto the first three walls every Arabic learner hits. You want to see your own name in the script before you commit to learning it. You need the alphabet cold before anything else works. And sooner or later you need to type Arabic — to search for something, to reply to a message, to look a word up — on a keyboard that has no Arabic on it.
If you're starting from zero, the complete beginner's guide to learning Arabic puts them in order, and Kalam Daily handles the part no tool can: turning what you've read into vocabulary you can recall.