400M+ speakers · Middle East & North Africa
Translate your product to Arabic — RTL included
Arabic is the 5th most spoken language in the world, with 400M+ speakers across 26 countries. Lingvit adds Arabic translation AND automatic right-to-left (RTL) layout switching — no CSS rewrite required.
Why add Arabic to your product?
Gulf markets: UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar
The Gulf Cooperation Council countries represent some of the highest per-capita online spending in the world. UAE and Saudi Arabia are among the fastest-growing digital commerce markets globally.
400M+ speakers across 26 countries
Arabic is the official language of 26 countries spanning North Africa, the Middle East, and the Gulf. A single Arabic translation unlocks an enormous, linguistically unified market.
RTL handled automatically — no CSS rewrite
Arabic requires right-to-left text direction, which normally demands significant frontend rework. Lingvit switches the page to RTL mode automatically when Arabic is active — your existing CSS needs no changes.
MENA ecommerce is booming
The MENA ecommerce market has grown at double-digit rates annually. Digital product adoption is accelerating across the region, and Arabic-language experiences are a baseline expectation for conversion.
Add Arabic in 3 steps
- 1
Create a Lingvit project
Sign up at app.lingvit.com and create a project for your site. Select Arabic as a target language.
- 2
Paste the script tag
Copy your project script tag and add it before
</body>on every page. One line — no SDK, no build changes.<script src="https://cdn.lingvit.com/widget.bundle.js?v=1" async></script> - 3
Go live
Deploy your site as usual. Visitors with Arabic browser settings see your content in Arabic automatically. Review and refine translations any time from the dashboard.
Frequently asked questions
How does Lingvit handle right-to-left (RTL) layout for Arabic?
Lingvit automatically sets the page direction to RTL when a visitor switches to Arabic. The widget injects the necessary CSS without requiring any changes to your existing stylesheets or components.
Which Arabic dialect does Lingvit translate to?
Lingvit uses Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) by default, which is understood across all Arabic-speaking regions and is the standard for written digital content. Dialect-specific terms can be added via the glossary.
Is Arabic machine translation accurate enough for business use?
Arabic MT quality has improved significantly and is well-suited for most business, ecommerce, and SaaS content. The Lingvit editorial dashboard lets you review and correct any output before it goes live.
Start translating to Arabic today
Plans from $9/month · Cached delivery included · Guided setup · 30+ languages