Editorial Policy
Free Calligraphy Generator publishes tools, font resources and educational content about Arabic typography and calligraphy-inspired design.
This Editorial Policy explains how our content is researched, prepared, reviewed, updated and corrected.
Our Editorial Purpose
Our goal is to help readers:
- Use the website’s calligraphy tools effectively
- Understand differences between Arabic font styles
- Select suitable fonts for different projects
- Recognize the limitations of automated typography tools
- Find practical information about font licensing
- Create more readable and responsible Arabic designs
Content should provide useful information beyond a basic definition or a list of keywords.
Authorship
Free Calligraphy Generator is created and maintained by Ahsan Waheed, a web designer and researcher.
The author name and publication or update date should appear on substantial guides and articles.
When another writer, reviewer or specialist contributes to an article, their involvement should be disclosed on the relevant page.
Research and Sources
Depending on the subject, content may be prepared using:
- Direct testing of the Free Calligraphy Generator
- Font specimen and character testing
- Official font websites and repositories
- Original font licence files
- Typography references
- Educational institutions
- Reputable Arabic-language resources
- Documentation from relevant software or service providers
Whenever possible, font information is checked against the original designer, publisher, repository or licence document.
Tool Testing
Articles explaining how a feature works should be based on the current version of the tool.
Testing may include:
- Entering Arabic and Urdu sample text
- Comparing text across multiple fonts
- Checking connected-letter rendering
- Testing Harakat and stacked diacritics
- Comparing mobile and desktop behaviour
- Testing available download formats
- Checking transparent backgrounds and vector exports
- Identifying font-specific display limitations
Screenshots and examples should be created using the website’s own tools whenever practical.
Arabic Language and Religious Content
Arabic spelling, diacritics and religious phrases require careful verification.
We aim to reproduce commonly accepted text accurately, but Free Calligraphy Generator is not a religious authority and does not replace review by a qualified Arabic-language professional, scholar or trained calligrapher.
Users should independently verify:
- Quranic verses
- Hadith quotations
- Duas
- Names and titles
- Religious phrases
- Formal translations
- Harakat placement
This is especially important before printing, publishing, engraving, tattooing or permanently displaying a design.
Font Licensing
Font licences may differ between personal use, commercial use, modification, redistribution and embedding.
We aim to identify the original source and licence for each downloadable or featured font. However, licences may change, and third-party copies may contain incomplete information.
Users are responsible for checking the current official licence before using a font in commercial branding, merchandise, applications, client projects or redistributed files.
Use of AI-Assisted Tools
Automated tools may be used to assist with brainstorming, grammar correction, formatting or research organisation.
AI-generated text is not published without human editing and review. Claims about fonts, licences, tool functionality and Arabic text should be checked before publication.
AI assistance does not replace original testing, editorial judgement or source verification.
Originality
We do not intentionally copy articles from other websites.
Definitions and historical facts may be based on established references, but the explanation, structure, tool testing, screenshots and recommendations should add original value for users of this website.
We do not publish content solely to repeat the same keyword across multiple pages.
Corrections
Readers are encouraged to report:
- Incorrect Arabic text
- Broken links
- Outdated font information
- Licensing errors
- Technical inaccuracies
- Misleading statements
- Typographical errors
Corrections may be submitted through the Contact page or by email.
When a significant correction is made, the page’s updated date may be changed to reflect the review.
Content Updates
Articles are reviewed when:
- The website’s tool changes
- A font source or licence changes
- A technical problem is discovered
- A reader submits a credible correction
- Information becomes outdated
- A page no longer accurately reflects the available features
An updated date should indicate a meaningful review, not a date change made only to make an old article appear new.
Advertising and Editorial Independence
Advertising revenue does not determine the conclusions of our articles.
Advertisers do not receive the right to approve, edit or control our educational content. Sponsored material, affiliate relationships or paid placements will be clearly identified when applicable.
Contact the Editor
Questions or corrections related to this Editorial Policy may be sent to: