Arabic landing page design, without an Arabic designer
Selling to Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt or Morocco? Your page has to read naturally in Arabic: right to left, with properly joined letters, in the dialect your buyers speak. Upload a product photo and get the whole page as one long image.

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What makes an Arabic landing page different
Translating an English page is rarely enough. These four things decide whether an Arabic visitor trusts the page.
Right to left, all the way
Not just the text: headlines, arrows, the order of “before → after” and where the eye lands first all flow from the right.
Letters that join
Arabic letters change shape depending on their neighbors. Tools without proper Arabic support break words into separate, reversed letters — the fastest way to look untrustworthy.
The buyer’s dialect
A Saudi buyer, an Egyptian buyer and a Moroccan buyer respond to different words. Ads in the Gulf, Egypt and the Maghreb rarely use formal Arabic.
Cash-on-delivery habits
Many Arabic stores sell cash on delivery. The page ends with the price before and after discount, a COD badge and an order button that says “pay on delivery” in the buyer’s words.
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Common mistakes we see
- Machine-translated English copy that no local would write.
- Disconnected or reversed Arabic letters after pasting text into a design tool.
- Formal, textbook Arabic in an ad aimed at a Moroccan or Egyptian buyer.
- Prices without the local currency, or written differently from the store.
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How it works
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Upload 1–3 product photos and a short description — in English, Arabic or French.
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Choose the market: Saudi, Gulf, Egypt, Morocco, Algeria, or simple standard Arabic. It sets the dialect and the currency.
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In minutes you get a five-section page, 1080 px wide, with every Arabic word checked against what was meant before you receive it.
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Add it to your product description on Shopify, YouCan, Salla, Zid, EasyOrders or Lightfunnels.
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Arabic landing page examples
Real pages made with ArabicLP, each from a seller’s product photos.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to speak Arabic?
No. You can write the description in English and choose the market. Before running ads, we still recommend asking an Arabic-speaking customer or colleague to read the final page, as you would with any copy in a language you don’t read.
Are these Arabic landing page templates?
No. Each page is designed from your own product photos and description, so it doesn’t look like hundreds of other stores using the same template.
Can I edit the text afterwards?
Not inside the image: the Arabic text is part of the design. That’s why it’s checked before delivery. To change a line, you create the page again.
I need an HTML RTL landing page, not an image. Is this for me?
No. We make image landing pages for product descriptions. For an editable HTML page, use a page builder with full right-to-left support.
Is there a free option?
Yes, your first page is free when you sign up, no card required.
Your next page starts with a product photo.
Your first page is free, no card required. Upload a photo and get your page in 2–3 minutes.



