RTL Support Done Right (Arabic & Hebrew)
Right-to-left (RTL) languages like Arabic and Hebrew are notoriously hard to mock up. Most placeholder generators completely ignore directionality — resulting in broken layouts that look wrong from the start.
This tool doesn’t just flip the text — it does RTL right.
What Proper RTL Support Means
- Correct text direction —
dir="rtl"applied automatically - Proper alignment — text aligns to the right
- Real Arabic & Hebrew words — not Latin backwards
- Native punctuation — Arabic comma (،) and question mark (؟)
- Mixed content handling — numbers and English stay LTR
When you select Arabic or Hebrew, the entire preview flips — just like a real website would.
Why This Matters
Over 400 million people speak Arabic. Another 9 million speak Hebrew. If you’re building for global users, your mockups must reflect reality.
With fake Latin text flipped backwards, you’ll miss:
- Text overflow issues
- Icon alignment problems
- Navigation flow errors
- Visual weight imbalances
With real RTL text, you catch these on day one.
FAQ
Does it support mixed LTR/RTL content?
Yes — English words inside Arabic text stay left-to-right, just like in real browsers.
Can I use this for Figma?
Yes! Copy as HTML or plain text and paste into text layers.
Design for the world — not just for Latin script.