Writing Practice

Stroke Order Worksheet Maker

Type or paste any Chinese characters and get a printable practice sheet: the correct stroke order step by step, then tracing cells and blank grid cells to write on.

9,500+ Characters 6 Grid Styles Pinyin + Urdu Talafuz A4 & US Letter

1 Enter Chinese characters

0 characters Remove repeated characters

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2 Check pinyin & preview strokes

Click a character to watch its stroke order. If a character has more than one reading, correct the pinyin here (for example hang2 or háng).

3 Choose the worksheet

Worksheet type Grid style Paper Orientation Cell size Practice rows per character Traced cells at the start of each row

4 Style & extras

Colour theme Grid colour Character colour Tracing style

Pinyin Urdu talafuz English meaning Stroke count Number the strokes on the model character Show upcoming strokes faintly Highlight the newest stroke in red Name / Date line

Subtitle under “Learn Chinese With Abdul” (optional)

Tip: in the print dialog choose “Save as PDF” to download, set margins to None and scale to 100%, and turn on Background graphics.

Preview

How to practise Chinese stroke order

Chinese characters are written one stroke at a time in a fixed order: generally top to bottom and left to right, horizontals before verticals when they cross, and enclosing boxes closed last. Following the same order every time makes your handwriting faster, neater and easier to remember.

On each worksheet the large model character shows the finished character with its stroke numbers. The cells after it build the character stroke by stroke (the newest stroke in red). Then trace the faded characters and copy the character into the blank cells.

Stroke data: Make Me a Hanzi via Hanzi Writer, derived from Arphic PL KaitiM GB and Arphic PL UKai fonts under the Arphic Public License.