Dozens of inherited font families
Arabic files return from translation carrying Latin font logic, inconsistent families and awkward visual weight.
Transform a translated InDesign file from a patchwork of inherited fonts into a controlled, visually balanced Arabic publication—without remapping every style and text range by hand.
Built for Adobe InDesign 2026 · Windows · Lifetime freelance license
Arabic production problems rarely live in one place. They accumulate across styles, stories, frames and invisible formatting until the final delivery becomes a manual rescue operation.
Arabic files return from translation carrying Latin font logic, inconsistent families and awkward visual weight.
Regular, Light, SemiBold, Bold and Black must be interpreted—not flattened into one face.
Matching point sizes can still produce visibly unequal Arabic and Latin texture across the page.
Many Arabic families have no native italic. Blind substitution can destroy emphasis or trigger missing styles.
A focused interface puts the meaningful choices in front of the typesetter, with recommended defaults, deliberate opt-ins and a dry run before commitment.
Preview scans the active InDesign document without changing it.
Select a curated Arabic family profile built around real installed weights.
Fonts remap weight-for-weight; Arabic sizing can be adjusted independently.
A styled HTML change report records what changed, what stayed and what needs attention.
Every capability below corresponds to a real production pain addressed by the application—not a generic promise.
Convert every discovered font into a coherent Arabic family instead of making hundreds of isolated replacements.
Preserve typographic hierarchy from ExtraLight and Light through Regular, SemiBold, Bold and Black.
Add or subtract points only where Arabic script is present; embedded English and URLs retain their original size.
Process normal stories, overset text and table-cell text ranges—not merely what is visible on the current page.
Use a true italic where the chosen family provides one; otherwise retain the intended weight with a controlled simulated slant.
Resolve real Windows/InDesign family and style naming, with sensible nearest-weight fallback when an exact member is unavailable.
A document marker helps prevent accidentally applying the Arabic size adjustment twice.
Save a portable visual report beside the InDesign document or to a chosen fallback folder.
“It turns a translated layout into a designed Arabic publication—not merely a file with Arabic text.”تصميم عربي احترافي — أسرع، أذكى، وأكثر اتساقاً
The early-bird rate is reserved for independent freelance typesetters and freelance language professionals. It is not a company, agency, LSP or enterprise license.
One-time purchase for the licensed edition. No recurring subscription.
Hardware-UUID activation for one PC or laptop.
Companies require separate commercial pricing—contact TWAS.
The product is licensed to one machine using its hardware UUID. Reinstallation, transfer and company use are handled directly with TWAS.
No. It maps the document into the chosen family while preserving the intended weight hierarchy wherever the installed family supports it.
No. The optional size adjustment is scoped to text ranges containing Arabic script; embedded English and URLs remain at their original size.
Yes. Preview (dry run) scans and reports the projected result without modifying the document.
The supplied build includes curated profiles for multiple Arabic families, including Cairo, Almarai, Tajawal, Readex Pro, Noto Sans Arabic, Scheherazade New, Amiri and KFGQPC Uthman Taha Naskh. The chosen fonts must be installed.
No. The advertised freelance license is a one-time lifetime license for one activated PC or laptop.
Senior Arabic Translator, Editor & Terminologist; ISO 17100 Lead Auditor; United Nations and World Bank Translation Consultant; and developer of the TWAS product family.