Katakana practice sheets
Pick rows of the chart, or type your own katakana, and print each one with its stroke order and rows to trace.
Rows of the chart
Choose the whole chart, one row, or the voiced kana; each katakana gets a row with stroke numbers and fading copies.
Loanwords
Katakana is used for words from other languages, so typing a few loanwords you know is good practice: each kana prints once.
Look-alikes
シ and ツ, ソ and ン differ by the direction of one stroke; print them side by side and compare with the katakana chart.
Free, with no limit
The PDF is put together in your browser from open stroke data, so there is no account, no watermark and no daily cap: a whole HSK level or the full JLPT N1 list prints in one file. More makers and blank paper are on the worksheets page.
Sources and licenses of the stroke data are printed in the footer of every sheet and listed on Credits.