A complete, free toolkit for writing, checking, formatting, and sharing Urdu poetry. Test the beher of a ghazal, find the qaafiya and radif, tidy a nazm, count misras, or turn a she’r into a shareable image. Every tool runs privately in your browser, with no login and nothing uploaded.
Whether you write a ghazal, a nazm, or free verse, these Urdu poetry tools help at every step: analyzing meter and rhyme, formatting couplets and stanzas, counting words and misras, and creating clean poetry images. The analysis tools are honest, practical aids that support your ear and your reading rather than replacing a teacher or full taqti. Pick a category below to get started.
Meter & Prosody Tools
بحر و عروضCheck the meter of your verse and study the rhythm of each misra before you share a she’r.
Rhyme & Structure Tools
قافیہ، ردیف و ساختFind the qaafiya and radif, map the rhyme scheme, and confirm the structure of your ghazal.
Formatting & Layout Tools
تشکیل و ترتیبClean the spacing of a pasted poem and lay it out as tidy couplets or even stanzas.
Counting & Timing Tools
گنتی و وقتMeasure your verse: characters, words, misras, and how long it takes to read or recite.
Poetry Image & Typography Tools
تصاویر و طباعتTurn a she’r into a beautiful image for social media, and preview your verse in different type styles.
What You Can Do With These Urdu Poetry Tools
Check meter and rhyme before you share
If you write ghazals, the first questions are usually about beher, qaafiya, and radif. Use the Beher Checker and Meter Analyzer to compare the rhythm of your misras, then confirm the rhyme with the Qaafiya Finder, the Radif Finder, and the Ghazal Structure Checker.
Format and clean a pasted poem
Text copied from a chat or a PDF often arrives with broken spacing. The Poetry Formatter tidies spacing and punctuation, while the Ghazal Formatter, Nazm Formatter, and Stanza Formatter lay the poem out in the shape its form needs.
Measure length and reading time
For cards, captions, and recitations, size matters. Count with the Word Counter, Character Counter, and Line Counter, then check how long a piece runs with the Reading Time Calculator.
Create and share poetry images
Turn a favourite she’r into a clean image with the Card Generator or the Quote Card Generator, make a custom-sized picture with the Text-to-Image Generator, and settle the type with the Typography Previewer.
Who These Tools Are For
New and practising poets use them to check meter and rhyme while they revise. Students and teachers of Urdu use them to study the ghazal and nazm forms with the parts laid out clearly. Social media creators and bloggers use them to format verse and make poetry cards that look sharp in a feed. Editors and compilers use them to scan a submission for a line that slips off the beher or the rhyme.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the UrduKhaber Urdu poetry tools?
They are a set of 19 free, browser-based tools for Urdu poetry: meter and rhyme checkers, ghazal and nazm formatters, qaafiya and radif finders, counters, a reading-time calculator, and image and typography makers. Each one runs in your browser, with nothing uploaded.
Are these Urdu poetry tools free?
Yes. Every tool in the cluster is completely free, with no account or sign-up needed, and it works on mobile, tablet, and computer.
Can these tools check the beher or meter of a ghazal?
The Beher Checker and Meter Analyzer estimate the metric weight of each misra and flag lines that stand out, as a heuristic aid. They do not perform full taqti or name a beher, so confirm the meter by ear or with a teacher.
What is the difference between qaafiya and radif?
The qaafiya is the rhyming word that changes from she’r to she’r but keeps the same sound. The radif is the word or phrase repeated unchanged at the end of the rhyming lines, right after the qaafiya. Use the Qaafiya Finder and Radif Finder to see each one.
Can I turn a she’r into an image?
Yes. The Poetry Card Generator and Quote Card Generator make themed cards, and the Text-to-Image Generator turns any verse into a PNG or JPEG in your chosen size and colours.
Is my poetry private?
Yes. Every tool processes your text in your own browser. Your poetry is not uploaded or stored, and only a star rating is sent when you choose to rate a tool.
Which tool should I use to format a ghazal?
Use the Ghazal Formatter to group a ghazal into clean couplets. For a nazm, use the Nazm Formatter to keep your stanzas, and for a fixed stanza size such as a musaddas, use the Stanza Formatter.