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A free toolkit for working with Arabic and Urdu text: count words and letters, remove diacritics, normalize letter forms, inspect Unicode, compare passages and more. Pick a tool below — each is free and needs no sign-up.
All Arabic Text Tools
Count & measure
🔢Arabic Unique Word CounterCount how many distinct words a text contains.📊Arabic Word Frequency CounterSee how often each word appears.📊Arabic Letter Frequency AnalyzerSee how often each Arabic letter appears.🔢Arabic Character CounterCount characters, including and excluding spaces.🔢Arabic Word CounterCount the words in any Arabic passage.
Clean & normalize
🔍Arabic Diacritics AnalyzerBreak down the diacritics used in a text.🪛Arabic Text NormalizerStandardize alef, ya and other variant forms.🪛Arabic Text CleanerStrip unwanted characters and tidy spacing.✂Remove Arabic DiacriticsRemove harakat (tashkeel) from Arabic text.
Inspect & analyze
📚Bulk Arabic Text AnalyzerAnalyze many Arabic texts at once.📖Arabic Readability AnalyzerGauge how readable an Arabic passage is.📍Arabic Letter Position FinderFind where a letter sits in a word or text.📋Arabic Alif Variants AnalyzerAnalyze the alif forms: ا أ إ آ.📋Arabic Hamza AnalyzerAnalyze the hamza forms: ء أ ؤ ئ ة.🔍Arabic Unicode InspectorInspect the Unicode code point behind each glyph.⇆Arabic Text CompareCompare two Arabic texts side by side.📈Arabic Text AnalyzerA full breakdown of any Arabic text.
Explore More
- Abjad Calculator — letter values of a word
- Complete Abjad Table
- Islamic Names
- Complete Abjad Guide
Frequently Asked Questions
What are these Arabic text tools for?
They are free utilities for working with Arabic text: counting words and letters, removing diacritics, normalizing forms, inspecting Unicode, comparing texts and more.
Do the tools work with Urdu text too?
Yes. Because Urdu uses the Arabic script, most of the counting, cleaning and inspection tools work with Urdu text as well.
Are the tools free?
Yes, every tool on this page is free to use, with no sign-up required.
How do these relate to the Abjad calculator?
These tools handle general Arabic text, while the Abjad calculator adds up the numeric values of letters. They complement each other.
Reviewed by Moulana Haji Abdul Basit (Islamic Scholar & Mentor) · Last Updated: September 1, 2026