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Arabic calligraphy generator:
Ruqaa, Naskh and Kufi fonts, PNG

Type Arabic, pick a calligraphy font and colour, and download a sharp PNG.

How to use Arabic calligraphy generator

  1. 01Write in ArabicA name or a phrase.
  2. 02Pick a font and coloursThe preview updates live.
  3. 03Download PNGTransparent or with a background.
File character signing a page with a big pen

Your name in Arabic calligraphy.

Write a name, a verse or a greeting, choose from Ruqaa, Naskh, Kufi and display fonts, and save it as a transparent PNG for cards, logos and posts.

Turn Arabic text into calligraphy: type a name, a verse or a greeting, pick a font such as Aref Ruqaa, Amiri or Reem Kufi, choose the colours, and download a PNG with a transparent background. The 14 fonts are free and open-source, and everything happens in your browser.

Fonts

  • Ruqaa: Aref Ruqaa, the everyday handwritten style.
  • Naskh: Amiri, Scheherazade New, Noto Naskh Arabic, Lateef, Markazi Text, Harmattan and Mirza, clear and classic.
  • Kufi and display: Reem Kufi, Katibeh, El Messiri, Lalezar, Rakkas and Jomhuria, for headlines and logos.

Settings

  • Text size and colour, and a soft shadow.
  • Background: transparent, plain colours, gradients or your own colour.
  • Picture size: fit the text, a square post, a 9:16 story or a wide picture.

Tips

Short text looks best: a name or a few words. Add harakat (diacritics) in your text if you want them; the fonts draw them. For a logo or a wedding card, download the transparent PNG and place it on your design.

At a glance

Price
Free. No sign-up, no watermark.
Privacy
Your text stays in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Works in
Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari, on phones and computers

Questions

Can I use the image commercially?

Yes. The fonts are under the SIL Open Font License, which allows pictures made with them in any project.

Can I write in English letters?

Type Arabic letters. If you can’t, use your phone’s Arabic keyboard or our Arabic font generator to try names first.

Is my text uploaded?

No. The picture is drawn in your browser.

Can I use it commercially?

Yes. The fonts are under the SIL Open Font License, which allows pictures made with them in any project.

Is there a watermark?

No. The picture is yours, with nothing added.