Speak or type in English and get a translation in Arabic script within seconds, ready to read or hear read aloud. It works the other way too: speak Arabic and get the English translation in the same conversation.
Tap the mic and talk — your speech is transcribed, translated, and shown in proper Arabic script.
Spoken English becomes written ArabicSay it out loud and see the Arabic translation appear seconds later
Listen to the Arabic translationTap the speaker for spoken Arabic, useful since the script is unfamiliar to most English speakers
Arabic speakers can reply in Arabic and you'll see and hear it in English, without restarting.
Arabic replies translated instantlyWhoever's talking to you can speak Arabic and you'll get the English meaning right away
Saved per language pairThe whole exchange stays in one history you can reopen later
Arabic is one of 186 languages available, written right-to-left as it should be.
Proper right-to-left Arabic textTranslations render in correct Arabic script, not transliterated letters
186 languages totalThe same tool covers Arabic today and any other language you need next
Paste or type English text and get an Arabic translation without recording your voice.
Type or paste textGood for emails or messages where speaking isn't practical
Copy the Arabic resultCopy the translated text straight into a message or document
Most apps make you type first and give you no way to hear it back. Here's what's different.
IQ Translate: Speak in English or Arabic and get a translation immediately.
Typical translator apps: Type out your sentence letter by letter first.
IQ Translate: Tap to hear the Arabic translation read aloud.
Typical translator apps: Text-only results, no audio to guide pronunciation.
IQ Translate: Every Arabic conversation is saved per language pair.
Typical translator apps: Each translation is gone once you close the app.
IQ Translate: Open it in a browser tab — nothing to install.
Typical translator apps: Download an app before you can translate anything.
IQ Translate: English to Arabic and Arabic to English in one conversation.
Typical translator apps: Switching direction usually means starting over.
Common questions about translating between English and Arabic.
Yes, translations are shown in proper right-to-left Arabic script, not romanized letters.
Yes — speak Arabic into the mic and you'll get an English translation as text, with audio playback available.
Translations use standard, widely understood Arabic, suited for everyday conversations, messages, and travel.
Yes, tap the speaker icon on any translation to hear it read aloud.
Yes. The service is free for everyone — no subscription and no quota. Sign in with email, Google or Apple only if you want your history attached to an account instead of this browser.
No, it runs in your browser and displays Arabic script automatically — no special keyboard needed.
Speak or type, read or hear it in Arabic — free to try, no sign-up.
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