Fast tashkeel
Use Sukoon for notes, short examples, drafts, and other everyday text where you want a quick first pass.
About Wamda language toolsAdd tashkeel and harakat to Arabic text online.
Paste Arabic text, choose a fast or detailed pass, and review the vocalized result beside the original. You can also request an I'rab grammar analysis from the same workspace.
Input
Arabic text
Output
Result
Arabic diacritization
Choose the level of review your text needs.
Tashkeel can make Arabic easier to pronounce and disambiguate, but context still matters. The tool keeps the source and result together so differences are easy to inspect.
Detailed tashkeel
Use Shaddah for longer passages, teaching material, and editorial work where sentence context deserves more attention.
About Wamda language toolsI'rab analysis
Analyze sentence structure, word roles, syntax, and case endings when you need to understand why the language takes a particular form.
About Wamda language toolsHow to use the Arabic tashkeel tool
- Paste or type the Arabic passage in the input panel.
- Choose Fast tashkeel, Detailed tashkeel, or I'rab.
- Compare the result with the source, then copy or download it.
Arabic tashkeel FAQ
What marks are included in Arabic tashkeel?
Tashkeel can include fatha, damma, kasra, sukoon, shaddah, tanween, and other orthographic marks used to clarify pronunciation and grammar.
What is the difference between Fast and Detailed tashkeel?
Fast mode is optimized for a quick first pass. Detailed mode spends more effort on context and is better for text you plan to inspect carefully.
Should I review the result?
Yes. Important educational, religious, legal, or published Arabic should be checked because the same undiacritized spelling can have different readings in different contexts.