English→ Arabic

Translate English PDFs & documents to Arabic scanned or digital — without breaking the layout

Professionals heading to the Gulf need English degrees, experience letters, and police clearances rendered in Arabic for employers, ministries, and government portals in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar, and exporters need Arabic manuals and labels before products clear regional markets. Reglyph OCRs the English scan, erases the source text, and typesets the Arabic translation back into the page, handling the right-to-left script properly. Test it on 5 free pages a day.

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EnglishPage 3 of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2025–2030 (USDA and HHS) as an image-only English PDF: a food photo banner, three green section headings (Eat the Right Amount for You, Prioritize Protein Foods at Every Meal, Consume Dairy), two-column bullet lists and a blue Gut Health callout box
ArabicThe same page translated into Arabic by Reglyph: headings such as “تناول الكمية المناسبة لك”, the two-column bullet lists, the blue “صحة الأمعاء” callout box, the food photos and the USDA/HHS logos stay in their original positions, with every paragraph set right to left
Example: page 3 of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2025–2030, an image-only PDF with no text layer, translated from English into Arabic by Reglyph. Photos, headings, the callout box and the logos stay where they were.
Layout-preserving

English is left-to-right; Arabic flips the reading order

Translating into Arabic is not just swapping words — Arabic runs right-to-left, so text alignment reverses, and mixed content like dates, reference numbers, and Latin names must keep their left-to-right direction inside right-to-left lines. Arabic script is also cursive, with letters that change shape by position. Reglyph re-typesets each block with correct RTL alignment and proper Arabic shaping inside the original layout, so tables still line up and numbers stay readable, while stamps and signatures on the scan remain untouched.

Common scanned English documents we translate

These are the English-language documents people most often translate to Arabic — each keeps its original layout, seals, and tables.

  • University degrees and transcripts for Gulf employment visas
  • Experience letters and reference letters for ministry attestation
  • Police clearance certificates for UAE or Saudi residency
  • Commercial contracts with Gulf partners and sponsors
  • Product manuals and safety labels for GCC markets
  • Medical fitness reports for Gulf work-permit files

How to translate a scanned English document

01

Upload your PDF

Drop in a scanned English PDF (one from your phone's scanner app works) or a digital PDF. Image-only PDFs are fine — no text layer needed.

02

We read & translate

OCR extracts the English text, then it's translated to Arabic while the original text is erased from the page.

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Download, layout intact

Get a clean PDF where tables, figures, stamps, and numbers sit exactly where they were.

English → Arabic — frequently asked

Does the layout survive when English is translated into right-to-left Arabic?

Yes — this is where rebuilding the page matters most. Reglyph erases the English and re-typesets the Arabic with right-to-left alignment inside the original blocks, keeping embedded numbers and Latin names in their correct direction, so tables, headers, and forms remain coherent instead of mirroring into chaos.

Will Gulf government portals accept a machine-translated Arabic document?

Official submissions in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and other GCC states generally require translation by an accredited legal translator, often followed by attestation. Reglyph's role is upstream: it gives you an Arabic draft with the document's layout and seals intact, which the accredited translator can verify and certify faster than translating from zero.

Can it translate an English employment contract to Arabic for my sponsor?

Yes — upload the scanned or digital contract and Reglyph returns an Arabic version with clauses, numbering, and signature blocks in their original positions. The bilingual side-by-side export is popular for contracts, since it lets both parties compare the English and Arabic text clause by clause.

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