Arabic Signature Generator
Preview your Arabic name using three self-hosted Arabic font families, with right-to-left input and browser text shaping. Compare Naskh and Ruqaa-inspired letterforms while keeping your text editable.
This free browser tool creates a signature image or related design file. Check the preview and the downloaded result before using it.
Free tools · No account required
Published by AI Signature Generator · Updated October 20, 2026
Up to 160 characters are used in the signature.
PNG is transparent; JPG has a white background. SVG embeds a PNG image, not vector paths. PDF creates a new file containing the image. Names are rendered in your browser.
How to use this tool
- Step 1Enter your name in Arabic in the right-to-left input.
- Step 2Compare Amiri, Aref Ruqaa and Noto Naskh Arabic in the preview.
- Step 3Choose an ink color and download the signature image.
Check Arabic shaping and mixed text
Arabic letters change shape according to their position in a word. Enter the complete name in the right-to-left field and compare all three locally hosted fonts with your actual spelling. Amiri, Aref Ruqaa and Noto Naskh Arabic have different proportions and calligraphic character, so the same name can occupy a different width in each preview.
If the name includes Latin letters, digits or punctuation, inspect their order carefully before downloading. Browser bidirectional text layout can place mixed-script characters differently from what you expected. Leave enough space around the finished image so dots, diacritics and long strokes are not clipped when it is placed in a document.
Questions about arabic signatures
Are the Arabic letters joined?
The browser shapes the Arabic text using the selected Arabic font. Connections follow the letters you enter; some Arabic letters naturally do not join to the following letter.
Can I include Latin characters or numbers?
Mixed text is supported by browser bidirectional layout. Check the preview carefully, especially the position of numbers and punctuation, before downloading.
Use your signature image
Insert a downloaded image using your document or design editor. These tools create images; they do not verify identity or issue digital signing certificates.
Read the PNG download and document usage guide