Write emails and documents
Type Roman Urdu in Gmail, Google Docs and any document — press Space and your words arrive as Urdu script.
Free Chrome extension by HyperDAF
Type Roman Urdu, press Space, get Urdu script — in text fields on most websites, nothing leaves your browser.
Free · No account needed · No data collected
Try it now
This is a working simulation of the DAF Urdu extension popup. Type Roman Urdu below and press Space — watch it convert to Urdu in real time, exactly like the real extension.
Alt + SpaceToggle these to see how the extension behaves. These controls work in this demo.
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Chrome Web Store
The real listing — click through to install from the store itself.
chromewebstore.google.com/detail/daf-urdu-for-chrome/fdodgemljiifdicklpkpohhojpcjeelo?hl=enOffered by HyperDAF Official
Type Urdu in Chrome with a privacy-friendly phonetic keyboard and local Urdu Studio.
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Use it everywhere
One extension, every place you write — no new keyboard to learn.
Type Roman Urdu in Gmail, Google Docs and any document — press Space and your words arrive as Urdu script.
Reply on Facebook, WhatsApp Web and anywhere you chat, in Urdu, without switching keyboards.
Type your search in Roman Urdu and read it in Urdu script, right in the search box.
See every Roman word become Urdu script as you type — a natural way to learn the alphabet by doing.
How it works
From the Chrome Web Store to your first Urdu sentence in under a minute.
Click “Add to Chrome” on the Chrome Web Store, then confirm the browser prompt by clicking “Add extension”.
Click the toolbar icon or press Alt + Space.
Type Roman Urdu, press Space, done.
100% local processing
DAF Urdu for Chrome does not collect or use your data. Nothing is sold to third parties, and your preferences never leave your browser.
No data collectedNot sold to third parties
Features
A focused writing toolkit that turns everyday Roman Urdu into polished Urdu script without leaving Chrome.
Type Roman Urdu and press Space — it converts to Urdu instantly, in text fields on most websites.
A clean local editor to write, edit, and manage Urdu text directly in your browser.
No data collection. Everything is processed locally in your browser.
Just 104 KiB with a clean popup and Alt + Space shortcut.
Noto Nastaliq Urdu rendering with a customizable font stack.
Font, keyboard layout and settings saved locally in your browser.
What's next
We are actively developing DAF Urdu. Here is what is coming next — all free, all privacy-first.
Context-aware Urdu word suggestions as you type, powered by an on-device language model. No cloud needed.
Speak Urdu and watch it appear as text, using your device's built-in speech recognition — fully offline.
Add your own words, names, and phrases. Your personal dictionary stays on your device, in your browser.
Gentle suggestions for common Urdu writing mistakes, with explanations — like a patient teacher.
Bringing DAF Urdu to Firefox and Edge so everyone can type Urdu comfortably, whatever browser they use.
A full Android keyboard app with the same phonetic engine and privacy guarantees. Under exploration.
FAQ
Short answers to the questions every new user asks.
Yes — free forever, with no account and no premium tier.
In post boxes, comment sections, search bars, and form fields across the web.
No. Everything is processed locally in your browser. Read the DAF Urdu Privacy Policy
Noto Nastaliq Urdu by default, with a customizable font stack.
Click “Add to Chrome” on the Chrome Web Store, then confirm the browser prompt by clicking “Add extension”.
Chrome now. Firefox and Edge versions are being explored — they are not available yet.
Press Alt + Space to toggle Urdu typing, or use the on/off switch in the extension popup.
Use the contact form — it opens with the support reason already selected. Contact support
It works in text fields on most websites in Chrome, including Gmail, Facebook, WhatsApp Web and Google Docs.
No — your keyboard stays exactly as it is. You keep typing Roman letters; only the converted text appears as Urdu script.
No — turning it off is global. Alt + Space or the popup switch turns it off everywhere, and the same way turns it back on. There is no per-site switch described on this page.
Free Chrome extension by HyperDAF
Free, private, no account needed — add it to Chrome and type your first Urdu sentence.
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