Arabic tashkeel
Add full Arabic diacritics to your text, so it reads clearly and without ambiguity.
To add Arabic tashkeel, paste your text and run it. You get the fully vowelled text, ready to copy. This tool needs a free account, and each run uses a little of your credit.
How to use it
Paste your Arabic text, then run it. The tool adds the harakat and gives you the vowelled text, ready to copy. It needs a free account, and each run uses a little of your credit.
When it helps
Unvowelled Arabic can be read more than one way. Adding tashkeel fixes the pronunciation, which matters for reading aloud, teaching, poetry, and anything a learner will read.
Common questions
What is tashkeel?
Tashkeel is the set of small marks (harakat) above and below Arabic letters that show how each one is pronounced. Adding them removes ambiguity and helps with reading aloud, teaching, and vowelled text.
Will it change my wording?
No. It only adds the diacritics. Your words and their order stay exactly as you wrote them.
Do I need an account?
Yes. It runs an AI model, so it asks you to sign in with a free account before the first run, and each run uses a little of your credit.
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