Arabic Handwriting Sheets

Printable tracing sheets in properly joined Arabic script, fading from traced letters to unaided writing.

Handwriting sheets that join properly

Most Arabic handwriting sheets are built from isolated letters pasted next to each other, which teaches pupils a shape they will never actually write. These are generated as real text, so every letter takes its initial, medial, final or isolated form according to what sits beside it.

How the fade works

Each row begins with solid grey letters to copy, moves to dotted letters to trace, and ends blank for unaided writing. You choose how many of each, so the same word can be a heavily supported sheet for one pupil and nearly independent practice for another.

Three modes

  • Word tracing — one word per page, repeated across ruled rows.
  • Single letter — one letter shown in all four of its forms.
  • Free writing — guide lines only, for pupils who no longer need a model.

Printing

Print at 100% scale and switch off "fit to page". The guide lines are set in millimetres so that the x-height and baseline spacing are right for the age group you chose; scaling the page shifts them.

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Common questions

Is this really free?

Yes, entirely — no account, no watermark, no limit on how many sheets you print. It runs in your browser, so it costs us nothing to give away.

Do the letters join correctly?

Yes. Each letter is placed in its initial, medial, final or isolated form according to the letters around it, because the sheets are generated as real Arabic text rather than assembled from separate images.

Can I use vocalised words?

Yes. Harakat are preserved exactly as you type them, including shadda and tanween, and the rows are spaced to leave room for them above and below the line.

Does my word list leave my computer?

No. Everything happens inside your browser — nothing you type is sent to a server.

Every tool, no daily limit

Unlock the full set of Arabic tools and use them as much as you need. Cancel whenever you like.

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