Language pair
English to Arabic Translation
Arabic reads right to left, so translated text and any embedded tables need right-to-left-aware layout rather than a simple left-to-right substitution. We handle that directionality automatically while keeping your document's original structure - headings, tables and styles - exactly where they were.
First 500 words free · no account needed until you download
FAQ
Questions people actually ask
How do you handle Arabic's right-to-left script in a document built for left-to-right text?
The translated text is set right-to-left as Arabic requires, while the surrounding document structure - tables, headings, page layout - stays exactly where it was in the original. You get a document that reads naturally in Arabic without a manual layout rebuild.
What does it cost to translate English to Arabic?
£8 per 1,000 words, £5 minimum, first 500 words free - the exact price is shown before you pay, based on your document's word count.
Is the Arabic translation AI generated?
Yes, and every job is clearly labelled as AI generated, meeting EU AI Act Article 50 disclosure rules. We don't offer a certificate of accuracy, and human expert review isn't live yet - it's on our roadmap.
What if the formatting breaks?
If our processing materially breaks the formatting, the job is free. That's the one guarantee we make - see below.
The guarantee
Your document comes back with its formatting exactly intact - or the job is free.
Broken tables and mangled layouts are the most common complaint about every translation tool on the market. We translate inside the document's own structure, so there is nothing to rebuild and nothing to fix.
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The first 500 words are free.
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