Arabic Presentation Maker

Because most AI presentation tools were built English-first and treat Arabic as a translation overlay. The result is decks where paragraphs flow LTR, punctuation lands on the wrong side, digits are stranded, and Arabic glyphs render as disconnected letters because the font lacks Arabic support. This tool's renderer was rebuilt with BiDi-correct paragraph direction, Arabic-first font selection, and dialect-aware language generation. The output is what an Arabic-native designer would produce, not a translated English template.

Modern Standard Arabic (الفصحى) by default — appropriate for business, academic, and formal content. Optionally generate in Gulf, Levantine, or Egyptian dialect for region-specific content. Dialect selection affects vocabulary and phrasing, not just orthography.

Bilingual is a primary use case. A slide can have an Arabic title and an English subtitle (or vice versa) on the same slide, and Unicode BiDi rules are applied per text run. The Arabic run flows right-to-left, the English run flows left-to-right, and embedded numbers / dates / English brand names within an Arabic line are handled correctly.

Four professionally-licensed Arabic fonts, selected per slide style: Cairo (modern sans-serif), Tajawal (humanist sans), Amiri (traditional naskh serif), and Noto Sans Arabic (neutral fallback). Font choice is automatic but you can override before export.

Yes. The Arabic fonts are embedded in the .pptx so they render correctly on Windows machines that don't have them installed locally. The BiDi direction is set at the .pptx XML level, not as a runtime hint, so it survives across PowerPoint versions and platforms (Windows, macOS, Web, mobile).

Yes — choose 'translate output' before generation. The AI generates the deck in your chosen source language, then translates and re-flows to the target language, switching fonts and direction as needed. Bilingual mode keeps both.