Interactive handwriting

Chinese writing practice

Build a character queue, watch stroke order, and practise with live guidance.

  • 10-Hanzi Free queues · up to 100 with Pro
  • Animated order and guided practice
  • Saved progress between sessions
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Writing practice

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Writing reference

Eight stroke-order rules to use while practising

Use these patterns to predict the next movement, then confirm it in the animated canvas above.

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Top before bottom

Write upper components before lower ones, as in 二 and 字.

二字
2
Left before right

Complete the left component first, as in 你 and 明.

你明
3
Horizontal before vertical

When strokes cross, the horizontal stroke usually comes first, as in 十.

十
4
Outside before inside

Write an enclosing shape before its contents, as in 同.

同
5
Close frames last

Finish a frame after writing its interior, as in 国.

国
6
Center before sides

Start with the central stroke in balanced forms such as 小.

小
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Cutting strokes last

A stroke passing through a completed form often comes near the end, as in 干.

干
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Dots and minor strokes

Finishing dots commonly come last, depending on the character structure.

玉犬
How this tool works

Use Writing practice with a clear learning goal

Use the writing studio to turn any lesson list into a focused handwriting session. Each character combines an animated model, single-stroke inspection, guided tracing, and a saved queue so you can move from watching to independent recall.

1

Build a queue

Choose a course lesson or paste Chinese words. Word context and repeated characters are kept: 10 writing steps with Free or up to 100 with Pro.

2

Inspect the order

Play the full animation, slow it down, or step through individual strokes before writing.

3

Practise and review

Write with live guidance, mark the character complete, and continue through the saved queue.

When to use it

Course vocabulary

Bring the characters from a textbook chapter or HSK level into one ordered practice set.

Similar forms

Alternate characters such as 未 and 末 so the different proportions become physical memory.

Short daily sessions

Save a small queue locally and return without rebuilding the lesson.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about Writing practice

Can I practise my own Chinese words?

Yes. Separate words with spaces or punctuation. Each character becomes a writing step, preserving word context, order, and repeated characters.

Does progress require an account?

No. The current queue is stored in this browser. Signing in adds supported cross-device syncing.

How many characters can a session contain?

Free includes 10 writing steps per queue and Pro includes 100. Repeated characters each count as a step. Progress beyond a downgraded plan’s limit is kept.