StrokeFox

Practice sheets and paper

Five worksheet makers and two kinds of blank paper, all printed from your browser in A4 or Letter. No account and no limit on pages.

How the sheets work

Every worksheet draws its characters from stroke data, not from a font, so the model shows the strokes in the right order and in a handwriting style: center lines from KanjiVG for Japanese, Kaiti outlines from Make Me a Hanzi for Chinese, and our own strokes for hangul. Rows fade from a dark copy to blank squares, the way school workbooks do, and the stroke numbers sit on the first copy of each character.

Whole levels in one file

Each JLPT level and HSK level page prints its full list. Every character is stored once in the PDF and reused in each square, which keeps even the 1,232-kanji N1 file small enough to email.