One pass, not layer by layer
Every text layer, in the right order, with the fonts swapped, the paragraphs re-aligned and the direction set. One press, the whole design — not forty trips to the character panel.
Arabic and English, in seconds. Both directions, on the real file.
Two-way conversion for a finished Photoshop document. The copy changes, the layout is rebuilt around it, and the file you get back is the one you were working in.
Right to left is not a checkbox
Arabic runs the other way, so the alignment flips, the paragraph direction changes, and text that was ragged-right becomes ragged-left. Getting one of the three wrong is what makes a converted design look translated rather than designed.
You decide how far it goes
The paragraph flag can mirror with the layout — which is what a converted design usually wants — or stay exactly as you set it, for the cases where the designer knows better than the rule.
The rest of it
Try it on the file you are stuck on.
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