Harakah Arabic Motion

Harakah helps you write motion-graphics code with Arabic text that renders correctly. Arabic letters join, and common animation patterns break them: splitting text into per-letter boxes, missing right-to-left direction, Latin-only fonts, letter spacing, mixed digit styles, and canvas or 3D text drawn one letter at a time. What it does: - Checks Remotion (.tsx/.jsx), HyperFrames, GSAP and HTML code for broken Arabic and explains each issue with its line. - Fixes what it safely can, keeps per-letter animation, and marks every change with a comment. - Guides new Arabic compositions: splitting, direction, reading-order motion, fonts and digits. Who it's for: developers and motion designers building videos or animated pages with Arabic text. How it works: the assistant sends the code of the file you're working on to Harakah's hosted tools (check_arabic and fix_arabic), built on the open-source harakah-fixer 0.5.0. The code is processed in memory to return the result and isn't stored. No account or sign-in is needed. On a computer, you can also run harakah-fixer locally so your code never leaves your machine. Limitations: the hosted tools work on one file's code at a time (up to 200,000 characters) and can't open files on your computer or render frames. It covers Arabic script in code; it doesn't translate or write copy.