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English to Urdu Typing

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Basic phonetic engine — the common-word dictionary for this language is growing. Spell tricky words out phonetically (long vowels written double).

Autosaved in your browser — nothing is uploaded or stored on our servers. Voice recognition is handled by your browser/device provider; WorldTyping never receives your audio.

Type Urdu using English letters. Copy, download, print, or share your Urdu text instantly.

How to type in Urdu

  1. Type Urdu words phonetically in the left box using English letters — for example salam.
  2. The Perso-Arabic (Nastaliq) text appears instantly in the right box: سلام.
  3. Copy it, share it, download it, or print it.

Examples

You typeYou get
salamسلام
shukriyaشکریہ
aap kaise hainآپ کیسے ہیں
pakistanپاکستان

Urdu is written right-to-left in the Perso-Arabic script, traditionally in the flowing Nastaliq style. Use the on-screen keyboard for letters like ٹ, ڈ, ڑ and ے, or dictate with voice typing — the workspace handles right-to-left text correctly.

Using English to Urdu typing

Copy & paste

Tap Copy and paste the Urdu text anywhere — WhatsApp, Word, Google Docs, or social media. The right-to-left direction is preserved.

On mobile

On phones, type with your own keyboard in English letters — each word converts to Urdu when you hit space — or use the on-screen keys and voice typing.

Frequently asked questions

How does English to Urdu typing work?

Type Urdu words the way they sound, using English (Roman) letters, and the tool converts them into Perso-Arabic (Nastaliq) as you type. You can then copy, download, print, or share the text.

Is this a translator?

No — this is transliteration, not translation. It converts the sounds you type into Perso-Arabic (Nastaliq) script. To get Urdu words, type Urdu phonetically; English sentences are not translated.

Is it free? Do I need to sign up?

Completely free, no account needed. Your text is processed in your browser and autosaved locally — nothing is uploaded to our servers.

Can I use the Urdu text in WhatsApp, Gmail, or Word?

Yes. The output is standard Unicode Urdu, which works everywhere — WhatsApp, social media, Gmail, MS Word, Google Docs, and official documents.

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