Arabic · Hebrew · Persian · Urdu

A link in bio that reads right to left

Build your bio page in Arabic, Hebrew, Persian or Urdu. Every section lines up from the right, buttons and messages are in your language, and dates, prices and fonts fit your script.

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استوديو سارة

خزف مصنوع يدوياً · ورش عمل كل شهر

تسوّق المجموعة الجديدة
احجز ورشة عمل
نفدت الكمية

كوب بطلاء أزرق

‏24 US$

خلال 3 أيام

أمسية الفخار

السبت، 12 ديسمبر، 6:00 م

سجّل الآن
بريدك الإلكتروني
اشترك

The buttons, badges, price and date above are the words and formats a real page uses. The name, bio and titles are what an owner would write.

More than flipping the text

A right-to-left page needs more than right-aligned text. Here is what changes when your page is in Arabic, Hebrew, Persian or Urdu.

The whole page reads right to left

Links, products and their details, events, forms, galleries, testimonials and the countdown all line up from the right. Galleries swipe the way your readers expect.

Buttons and messages in your language

“Sold out”, “Register”, “Subscribe”, form messages, the cookie notice and the footer appear in Arabic, Hebrew, Persian or Urdu. Your own text stays exactly as you write it.

Dates, times and prices written your way

Event dates, “in 3 days”, countdowns and prices follow your language, with its own plurals and month names. Arabic uses Western digits, Persian its own.

Fonts made for your script

Pick your language and the editor switches to a font that has its letters, with others one click away: IBM Plex Sans Arabic, Vazirmatn, Noto Nastaliq Urdu, Heebo and more.

Mixed text keeps its order

An English brand name, a price or a link inside an Arabic or Hebrew line stays in the right order, because the page tells the browser which way it reads.

Search engines know your language

Your page tells search engines and screen readers which language it is in, so it can be shown to people searching in that language.

How to make a right-to-left bio page

01

Create your page

Type your page name. Written in Arabic, Hebrew, Persian or Urdu letters, the language is picked for you; you can change it with one tap.

02

Check the Style tab

Under Language, see the page's language, its reading direction and the font for your script. Change any of them there.

03

Add your sections and share

Links, products, events and forms all follow the page's direction and language. Share your one link anywhere.

Frequently asked questions

Which languages can my bio page be in?

English, Arabic, Hebrew, Persian (Farsi) and Urdu. Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu pages read right to left. You choose the language when you create a page, or any time in the editor's Style tab.

What changes on a right-to-left page?

Every section lines up from the right: links, products and their details, events, forms, galleries, testimonials and the countdown. Galleries swipe the way right-to-left readers expect, and arrows point the right way. Audio progress bars still run left to right, as in other media players.

Is my own text translated?

No. Your name, bio, link titles and descriptions stay exactly as you write them. What changes is the text the page itself adds: buttons such as “Register” and “Subscribe”, badges such as “Sold out”, form messages, the cookie notice and the footer.

How are dates and prices shown?

In your page's language: event dates, “in 3 days”, countdowns and prices use its words, month names and plurals. Arabic pages use Western digits (0–9), like the prices and phone numbers you type; Persian pages use Persian digits.

Which fonts work for Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu?

When you pick a language, the editor switches to a font that has its letters if yours does not, and lists others for that language, such as IBM Plex Sans Arabic, Cairo and Tajawal for Arabic, Vazirmatn for Persian, Noto Nastaliq Urdu for Urdu, and Heebo for Hebrew.

Is the dashboard in Arabic too?

Not yet. The editor and dashboard are in English; your public page is in the language you choose. Text fields in the editor follow what you type, so Arabic or Hebrew lines up from the right as you write it.

Do I need a paid plan for a right-to-left page?

No. Page language and right-to-left pages are on every plan, including the free one.See the plans

Your page, in your language

Free to start. Right-to-left pages are on every plan.

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