Upload a PDF and get the same pages back in Arabic, set right to left.
Images, graphics and page structure stay untouchedOnly the text is replaced, in the same place on the page.
No account, no watermarkOpen it, translate, download.
Your PDF is processed in your browserOnly its text is sent to the AI model to be translated.
Translate a PDF
How it works
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Upload your PDF
Drop a PDF that has selectable text. Up to 20 MB and 40 pages.
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Choose a language
Pick the language you want. The original language is detected for you.
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Download the result
Preview it right on the page, then download the translated PDF.
Good to know
Built for digital PDFs
Files saved from Word, Google Docs, Canva or a website work best: if you can select the words, we can translate them.
Clean, matching type
Translations use the Noto font family, with the size, position and weight of the original. Longer sentences are fitted neatly into their space.
Right to left, done right
Arabic, Urdu, Persian and Hindi are set with every letter joined correctly and lines aligned the way they are read.
Picks up where it stopped
Finished parts are saved on this device for a week. Close the tab by mistake and the same file carries on from there.
Your file stays with you
The PDF is opened and rebuilt in your browser. Only the words are sent to be translated, and we don't keep your files or your text.
Translate a PDF to Arabic and keep the layout
This page opens the PDF translator with Arabic preselected. Add a PDF and press Translate PDF. The text on each page is translated and placed back where it was, so titles, columns, tables and pictures keep their positions.
The source can be English, Urdu or most other languages. You only pick the language to translate into, and that is already done.
Right-to-left Arabic, written in Naskh
Arabic runs from right to left and its letters change shape depending on where they sit in a word. A PDF tool that ignores this shows letters in the wrong order or unjoined. Here the browser lays out each Arabic paragraph right to left, joins the letters, and places it in the PDF as a sharp image.
The font is a Naskh style, the clear, upright Arabic style used in most printed books, forms and websites. Numbers and Latin words inside a sentence stay readable too.
Because each paragraph is an image, the Arabic can be read and printed, but not selected or copied.
Who translates PDFs into Arabic
Workers applying for jobs in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait or Bahrain
Companies sending product details or quotations to Gulf clients
Students reading Islamic studies or Arabic course material
Travellers preparing letters and itineraries
Researchers sharing a summary with Arabic-speaking readers
For documents an embassy, ministry or employer will rely on, such as degrees, contracts or medical reports, an official translator is usually required. Use this translation as a draft or to understand the content, and ask the office what it accepts.
Businesses get a lot of use from it. A price list, a company profile or a product sheet in English can be turned into Arabic and shared with a buyer in the Gulf the same day. Because the layout stays the same, your logo, tables and photos remain in place and the Arabic sits where the English was. Remember that Arabic text often takes a different amount of space than English, so a few lines may appear a little smaller to fit their box. Look through every page once, especially tables with many numbers, before you send the file to a client.
Workers going abroad sometimes translate an experience letter or a training certificate to show an employer what it says. That is helpful for a first conversation, but for the visa file itself, follow the list the employer or the embassy gives you.
What the tool can handle
A PDF with selectable text. Scans and photos of pages can't be translated yet.
Up to 20 MB and 40 pages.
Rotated pages are skipped.
Pictures and graphics are left untouched.
The text of your PDF is sent to our server and passed to an AI translation service. It is not kept. Finished parts are saved in your own browser, so if something stops, pressing Translate again continues from there.
Checking the Arabic translation
Arabic has formal Modern Standard Arabic and many spoken dialects. Machine translation gives the formal style, which fits documents, but some phrases may sound stiff. Ask an Arabic reader to look over anything important. Check names, numbers and dates, since the order of mixed Arabic and Latin text can be confusing.
Questions people ask
How do I translate a PDF from English to Arabic?
Upload the PDF here. Arabic is already selected. Press Translate PDF and download the translated file.
Does the Arabic read right to left?
Yes. Each paragraph is laid out right to left with joined letters, then placed in the PDF as a sharp image.
Can I edit or copy the Arabic text?
No. It is placed as images so it displays correctly, which means it can't be selected.
Is this an official or certified translation?
No. It is a machine translation. Offices that need a certified translation usually ask for one from a registered translator.
Can I translate Urdu to Arabic?
Yes, if the Urdu PDF has selectable text. Many Urdu files are made as images, and those can't be read yet.
Is my document private?
Only the text is sent to our server and an AI translation service, and it is not kept. The PDF file itself stays on your device.