New in Write Urdu

What changed

PDF export was failing for some users on the home page, Rich Editor and Invoice Generator; that is now fixed. PDF files are also smaller, and the “Generated with Write Urdu” credit now stays pinned to the bottom of every page instead of floating after short text. Word, PDF, PNG and a new SVG option are shown as clear, colour-coded icons at the top level of the export menu in both the Basic Writer and the Rich Editor, instead of hidden behind an extra click.

Why it helps

You can export your Urdu writing with confidence, get a lighter file to send or upload, and pick the right format at a glance — including SVG when you need crisp, scalable artwork.

How to use it

1. Finish writing or formatting your document.
2. Choose Word, PDF, PNG or SVG from the export row.
3. Your file downloads directly — no extra menu to open first.

What changed

Write Urdu now has a dedicated Urdu Typing Practice tool that times you typing real Urdu passages using English-letter input, then reports your words-per-minute and accuracy.

Why it helps

You can see how fast and accurate your Urdu typing really is, warm up before serious writing, and track improvement over repeated attempts.

How to use it

1. Open Urdu Typing Practice.
2. Type the shown passage using English letters as usual.
3. Check your speed and accuracy when the passage finishes, then try again.

What changed

Write Urdu now has an anniversary page covering the product's history, a transparent estimate of its impact, and an invitation for readers to share their own Write Urdu story.

Why it helps

If you're curious how Write Urdu got here or want to see the scale of Urdu writing it has supported, the page lays it out in one place.

How to use it

1. Open the 10 Years of Write Urdu page from the site footer.
2. Read the history and impact numbers.
3. Share your own story if you'd like to be part of it.

What changed

The Write, Create, Tools and Learn menus at the top of the site now open into a panel with a short preview of what that group is for, alongside the full list of pages.

Why it helps

You can tell at a glance what each part of the site does before clicking through, instead of guessing from a plain link label.

How to use it

1. Open any Write Urdu page.
2. Select Write, Create, Tools or Learn in the top menu.
3. Review the preview, then choose the page you need.

What changed

Write Urdu has a new logo mark and a properly rendered browser-tab icon. The home page, Urdu Keyboard and typing tutorial now lead with the plain phrase English to Urdu typing in their titles and descriptions.

Why it helps

The brand is easier to recognise in a browser tab or bookmark list, and the wording now matches how people actually search for and describe this task.

How to use it

1. No action needed — the new look and wording apply automatically across the site.

What changed

On mobile, the Basic Writer and Rich Editor no longer sit below extra clutter on first load. The real writing box is now clearly the first thing you see and can type into, and it stays stable while your keyboard opens and closes.

Why it helps

You can start typing Urdu on your phone immediately, without scrolling past promotional content to find the writing box.

How to use it

1. Open Write Urdu on your phone.
2. Tap directly into the writing box that's already on screen.
3. Start typing — no scrolling required.

What changed

Write Urdu now has Urdu Writers, a public reading space for Urdu writing submitted by the community. You can submit your own writing for review from the Basic Writer and Rich Editor using a redesigned publish dialog, which now converts a Roman-Urdu title into Urdu script for you.

Why it helps

You can share your Urdu writing with real readers beyond a private link, and browse what other people have written. Every submission is reviewed before it appears publicly.

How to use it

1. Write your piece in the Basic Writer or Rich Editor.
2. Choose Publish to Urdu Writers, add a title and tags, then submit.
3. Once approved, read it — and other writers' work — on Urdu Writers.

What changed

If your phone previously blocked microphone access, Voice Typing now shows exact, device-specific steps in English or Urdu to re-enable it — separate guidance for iPhone/iPad in Safari, iPhone/iPad in Chrome, and Android.

Why it helps

You're no longer stuck after accidentally denying microphone access — the page tells you exactly which setting to change on your specific device.

How to use it

1. If the microphone doesn't start, look for the recovery steps shown on the page.
2. Follow the steps for your phone and browser.
3. Reload the page and try Start voice typing again.

What changed

Write Urdu now includes 12 editable writing templates for common tasks such as leave applications, job letters, complaints, notices, payment reminders and invitations. The writing-template experience is available in both English and Urdu.

Why it helps

You can start from a useful structure instead of a blank page or an old document, then replace the sample details with your own information.

How to use it

1. Open Urdu Writing Templates.
2. Choose the type of letter, application or notice you need.
3. Replace the sample details, then continue editing or formatting in Write Urdu.

What changed

The microphone is no longer limited to the dedicated Voice Typing page. You can now speak Urdu in the Basic Writer, Rich Editor, Urdu Keyboard, Card Studio, WhatsApp Status Maker, Instagram Post Maker, Stylish Urdu Text and Urdu Name Art. My Documents also includes a Start with voice shortcut.

Why it helps

You can choose the easiest input method for the task — type with English letters, type Urdu directly or speak — without moving text between separate pages first.

How to use it

1. Open a supported writing or design tool.
2. Choose Speak Urdu or the microphone, then press Start when you are ready.
3. Review and edit the recognised Urdu text before you format, design, copy or share it.

What changed

Write Urdu now has an Urdu-language experience for the main writer, Urdu Keyboard, Rich Editor, Voice Typing, Urdu Alphabet, FAQ, Card Studio and the Urdu-on-photo guide. These pages include Urdu instructions, controls and supporting content rather than only changing the page heading.

Why it helps

If you prefer Urdu for menus and instructions, you can now complete the main writing and creation tasks without having to follow an English interface.

How to use it

1. Open the Urdu version of Write Urdu.
2. Use the language control to move between English and Urdu where a matching page is available.
3. Keep writing, formatting or creating in the language that is easier for you.

What changed

Optional accounts can now save writing from the Basic Writer, Rich Editor and Urdu Keyboard. My Documents lets you open, rename, make a copy, create a share link or delete saved documents. Voice Typing can also save a transcript copy to My Documents after you sign in.

Why it helps

You can return to important writing later or continue it on another device. Normal Urdu typing and public share links still work without an account, so signing in remains optional.

How to use it

1. Create or sign in to a free account when you want cross-device saving.
2. Choose Save to my account from a supported editor.
3. Open My Documents to continue, copy, rename, share or delete the saved document.

What changed

The main writer now leads with English to Urdu Typing and explains the input as English letters → Urdu. Labels and instructions no longer require you to know specialist language before you can start.

Why it helps

The page now describes the job in the same simple words people use when looking for Urdu typing: type Urdu words with familiar English letters and get Urdu script.

How to use it

1. Open the main Write Urdu page.
2. Type an Urdu word using English letters, for example mera.
3. Press Space to turn the completed word into Urdu script.

What’s new

The Basic Writer now has a clear Share action. After you confirm publication, Write Urdu creates a short write-urdu.com/s/… link with a visual preview instead of making you send only raw text.

Why it helps

Friends or readers can open a clean page, see the Urdu writing first, then choose to use the text, make their own design or create a QR code for the shared link.

How to use it

1. Write your Urdu in the Basic Writer.
2. Choose Share, then Publish & get short link.
3. Copy or share the new link. You can also delete links you created from the same browser.

What changed

After you have useful text, Write Urdu now shows a small Continue with… area with relevant next steps. Depending on the page, you can continue into the Rich Editor, Card Studio, QR Generator, Text Cleaner or another suitable workspace.

Why it helps

You no longer need to remember which tool comes next or repeatedly copy and paste your writing. The current work is carried locally between supported Write Urdu pages.

How to use it

1. Write, clean, speak or extract some Urdu text.
2. Look for Continue with… after the result.
3. Choose the next task, such as formatting a document or creating a card.