Language learners
Reading practice
Add proposed vowel marks to an Arabic passage for review.
A LITTLE HELP WITH YOUR WORDS
Diacritize Arabic Text
Add full or reduced Arabic diacritics, or remove existing vowel marks.
No sign-up required Free to use Editable results
Advertisements
Ad placeholderResponsive · automatic sizeResponsive · automatic size468 × 60Up to 320 × 100Up to 300 × 50
Add or remove Arabic vowel marks
Choose full, reduced or no diacritics, then review the resulting Arabic text.
QUICK VIDEO TUTORIAL
Add Arabic diacritics
Add full or reduced Arabic diacritics, or remove existing vowel marks.
English narration
Watch the video
Practical ways to use this tool
Multilingual work
Text preparation
Choose full or reduced marking for the intended use.
Text review
Plain Arabic copies
Remove supported marks while keeping the underlying letters.
Features and how to use them
Choose the amount of diacritization
Full diacritics is initially selected.
What each diacritics mode does
Full diacritics and Reduced diacritics request automatic Arabic diacritization. Remove diacritics strips supported Arabic diacritical marks from the supplied text. These modes change vowel marks rather than translating the text into another language.
Give the analyzer sentence context
Whole sentences are more useful than isolated words.
Preparing Arabic input
Paste or import the Arabic passage with its word order and punctuation. Automatic analysis uses the surrounding language, so isolated names, specialized vocabulary and ambiguous sentences may need manual correction. The input is limited to 16,000 characters and 64 KB of UTF-8 data.
Inspect ambiguous readings
Keep the intended meaning in view.
Reviewing the generated marks
Review word endings, names and places where more than one reading is possible. Edit the result directly before saving it. This tool does not certify recitation, grammar or the correctness of a vocalized source.
Keep an editable text result
Copy or download the version you reviewed.
Exporting Arabic text
The result remains ordinary Unicode Arabic text. Download saves the current result as UTF-8 TXT. Compatible Continue to tools can receive that edited text; no next operation runs until you choose to start it.
Files, limits and privacy
- Input
- Arabic text, typed or imported from a supported UTF-8 text file
- Output
- Editable Arabic text and UTF-8 TXT
Maximum 16,000 characters and 64 KB input. Result limit: 1 MB.
Text is sent to the server when you select Apply diacritics. Full and Reduced use the Arabic analysis service; removal is a deterministic text operation. Temporary text-processing files are removed when the request finishes.
See the Privacy Policy for file and data handling.
FAQ
Good to know
What is the difference between full and reduced diacritics?
Full diacritization adds a fuller set of vowel marks. Reduced diacritization removes some marks considered less necessary by the linguistic processor.
Are the added diacritics always correct?
No. Arabic words can have different readings depending on context. Review the output, especially names, quotations and specialist language.
Does removing diacritics change Arabic letters?
The remove option strips the standard Arabic vowel marks and shadda or sukun. It keeps the underlying letters and other text.
Is the processing done in my browser?
This tool sends the text to the server. Full and reduced diacritization use a linguistic processor; the result is returned as editable text.
Advertisements
Ad placeholderResponsive · automatic sizeResponsive · automatic size468 × 60Up to 320 × 100Up to 300 × 50