Reads, listens and arranges in your browser

Snap a receipt with your phone and get its text in Word. Turn a lecture recording into written notes. Combine fifty Excel files into one. Free, no account, and your file stays on your device.

How it works
Drop any file here and we'll open the right toolAn image, a PDF, a recording or an Excel file. The file isn't sent anywhere.

What does Warraq do?

  1. Reads

    Photograph a page or open a scanned PDF and get Arabic text you can edit and save as Word.

  2. Listens

    Pick a recording or a video and get its speech written out, with the time of each line. Save it as text, Word or SRT subtitles.

  3. Arranges

    Phone photos become one PDF. Pages get cut or merged. Excel files come together in one. A table becomes a dashboard.

All tools

The same path in every tool

Learn one tool and you know them all.

  1. 01
    File

    Drag your file in or pick it from your device (up to 50MB).

  2. 02
    Settings

    Change only what you need. The rest is preset.

  3. 03
    Preview

    See the result and fix anything before you save.

  4. 04
    Download

    Save the file to your device.

Screenshot of the PDF tools: three images picked before combining them
File
Screenshot of the Image → Text tool: the extracted Arabic text before saving
Preview
Screenshot of the PDF tools: the result preview and the download button
Download
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The text and audio tools may offer server processing for higher accuracy. It only runs if you choose it.

Quick questions

Can you see my files?

No. The tools run in your browser, so your file doesn't reach us. If a server option appears, it only runs if you choose it.

What's the biggest file I can use?

50MB per file, up to 60 PDF pages for text extraction, and up to an hour for transcription.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes, right in the browser. You can add it to your home screen to open it like an app.

Is it really free?

Yes. No account, no subscription, no ads.

Is the text accurate?

It depends on how clear the image or audio is. Check it before you rely on it; we highlight what we're unsure about.