Keyboard Test
Use your physical keyboard and see which keys the browser detects, so you can find the ones that no longer respond.
Test your keyboard. Type in Arabic.
Three small tools that run in your browser. Nothing to install, no account, no sign-up — pick the one you need and start.
Arabic Keyboard
Type Arabic using an on-screen Arabic keyboard, edit the text, and copy it wherever you need it.
Voice Typing
Speak into your microphone and turn your voice into editable text.
Which one do you need?
If a key has stopped working and you want to know whether the problem is the hardware, test your physical keyboard. Press each key and watch which ones light up; the ones that never change are the ones to look at.
If your keyboard works fine but has no Arabic letters on it, type Arabic on screen instead. Click the keys, edit the text as you would anywhere else, and copy the result.
And if you would rather not type at all, speak and let your browser write it down.
How they work
- Nothing to install. All three tools are ordinary web pages. There is no extension, no download and no setup.
- No account. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to log in to.
- Your text stays in the browser. The site is static files with no server to send text to, so what you type is never transmitted.