Which other output languages are available?

Arabic, English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, and Portuguese. Each language uses independent number grammar — not machine translation.

Does the tool store my amounts?

No. Conversion runs entirely in your browser. Optional history is saved locally on your device only.

Which output formats are available?

Basic, Check (فقط … لا غير), Invoice, Contract, and Receipt — each with its own copy button, plus copy-all, TXT download, and print-to-PDF.

Which currencies are supported?

SAR, AED, MAD, KWD, QAR, OMR, BHD, USD, and EUR with correct Arabic subunits.

Can I use this for Saudi bank checks?

Yes. Choose SAR, enter the amount, and copy the Check Format line directly onto your check.

Number to Arabic Words Converter

Free online tool to turn any number or amount into grammatically correct Arabic words for checks, invoices, contracts, and official paperwork.

Convert amount to words

Enter an amount, choose a currency and output language, then copy or export the result.

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12 languages supported

What is a Number to Arabic Words Converter?

A number to Arabic words converter (تفقيط) transforms digits into written Arabic. Instead of typing 1250.75, you get a full Arabic sentence with riyals and halalah — ready for a check, invoice footer, or contract clause.

Tafqit.org focuses on one job only: accurate Arabic number-to-words conversion for financial documents. The Arabic output follows common banking and accounting conventions used across the Gulf and wider Arab world.

Who uses this tool?

Accountants and finance teams preparing Arabic invoices and tax documents
Freelancers and SMEs issuing payment receipts in Arabic
Lawyers adding amounts in words to bilingual contracts
Bank staff and treasury teams writing check amounts
Developers validating Arabic amount strings in ERP or billing systems

Supported currencies

SAR, AED, MAD, KWD, QAR, OMR, BHD, USD, and EUR — each with the correct Arabic name and subunit (halalah, fils, centimes, baisa, cents, etc.).

How to convert numbers to Arabic words

Enter the amount in the field above (use a dot for decimals, e.g. 1250.75).
Select the currency.
Click Convert — five Arabic formats appear instantly.
Copy the line you need, download all formats as TXT, or use print-to-PDF.

Example conversions

1250.75 SAR (Check) → فقط ألف ومئتان وخمسون ريالاً سعودياً وخمس وسبعون هللة لا غير
500 AED (Basic) → خمسمئة درهم إماراتي
1000000 SAR (Contract) → وقدره فقط مليون ريال سعودي لا غير

Need other languages? See Number to words (seven languages) · English · French · Spanish · German · Italian · Portuguese

Examples

See how Tafqit formats amounts in different languages.

Amount: 4444 SAR
Format: Check

فقط أربعة آلاف وأربعمئة وأربعة وأربعون ريال سعودي لا غير

FAQ

It writes numeric values as formal Arabic text, including currency names and decimal subunits, for use on checks, invoices, contracts, and receipts.
Arabic, English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, and Portuguese. Each language uses independent number grammar — not machine translation.
No. Conversion runs entirely in your browser. Optional history is saved locally on your device only.
Basic, Check (فقط … لا غير), Invoice, Contract, and Receipt — each with its own copy button, plus copy-all, TXT download, and print-to-PDF.
SAR, AED, MAD, KWD, QAR, OMR, BHD, USD, and EUR with correct Arabic subunits.
Yes. Choose SAR, enter the amount, and copy the Check Format line directly onto your check.