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Paste your own words, or start with HSK vocabulary, Chinese textbooks, poems, or ready-made decks.
Create printable Chinese worksheets from any text — with pinyin, stroke order, tracing guides, and 田字格 grids. Turn the same vocabulary into cut-out flashcards, or practice Chinese characters online.
e.g. 好, hǎo, or “good”
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Paste your own words, or start with HSK vocabulary, Chinese textbooks, poems, or ready-made decks.
Create a handwriting worksheet, make printable flashcards, or practice stroke order online.
Preview your materials and download a print-ready vector PDF.
Create handwriting practice from any Chinese text, HSK vocabulary, textbook lesson, or poem.
Create printable vocabulary cards from your own words, HSK lists, or Chinese textbooks.
Choose an HSK level, textbook, or ready-made deck — or search for a character.
Look up a character, learn its stroke order, and practice writing it online.
Stroke order, pinyin and example words for every character we support.
Open the library →Trace on screen with instant feedback before you put pen to paper.
Start practicing →A daily Chinese word-chain game — build words, one character at a time.
Play today's round →Yes. Creating worksheets and flashcards, practicing online, and downloading PDFs are all free and do not require an account.
Yes. Paste any Chinese text — or start from HSK vocabulary, a textbook lesson, or a poem — and download a print-ready PDF with pinyin, stroke order and Tianzige practice grids.
Yes. Pick an HSK level, a textbook lesson or paste your own word list, then download a free PDF of cut-out cards — hanzi and tone-colored pinyin on the front, meaning and stroke order on the back.
Yes. Paste your own word list to create a worksheet or a custom flashcard deck. Characters you save in the Character Library can be printed as flashcards too.
Vocabulary lists and flashcard decks cover HSK 3.0 levels 1–9 (levels 7–9 combined), plus the Integrated Chinese, New HSK Course and NPCR textbooks.
Yes. Look up a character to learn its stroke order, practice writing it on screen with instant feedback, or play Hanzi Hop, the daily word-chain game.
Choose what you want to learn, create your practice materials, and start practicing Chinese.