You pick from over 50 designs, place it on a hand or foot, choose skin tone and side, and see how the henna looks fresh and how it darkens and fades over two weeks. Your name can go into the design. In the end you take along a 1:1 stencil or an image to share. Everything runs in your browser.

It is a preview, not a photo. The colour depends on skin, henna quality, time on the skin and care. Palms and soles usually stain darker and last longer than the back of the hand. The slider shows the typical course: dark when fresh, orange after the paste comes off, darkest after one to three days, almost gone after about two weeks.

Yes. All designs are original work by arabic-letters.com, calculated in the page, with no third-party images and nothing traced from books. They are inspired by henna traditions (Gulf, Morocco, India, Sudan) but do not copy any specific template. “Shuffle” creates variants.

Yes, with the designs marked “With name”. Type the name in Latin letters; we transliterate it live. Have the spelling confirmed by an Arabic speaker before a tattoo. We check the script, not the meaning.

It is black on white at real size (300 dpi) with a 5 cm scale, matched to the hand or foot length you set. Show it to the henna artist or studio as a template. For transfer paper there is a mirror option. The size is a guide, every hand is different.

No. Real henna is reddish to dark brown. A deep black pattern that is ready within minutes usually contains the dye PPD, which can cause severe allergic reactions and lasting scars. Only accept pure natural henna, ideally with an ingredient list, and do a small patch test first.

No. Hand, designs and files are created in your browser. Favourites are stored only in your browser. Nothing leaves your device unless you share it yourself.

Here you see hand and foot large and detailed from above, with many designs and the henna course over the days. The body studio 3D turns the figure and also shows neck, nape, arm and calf.