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Instructions
Learn how to create and set up a worksheet.
Enter Hanzi or words, choose the practice settings, and create a PDF for printing.
Enter separate Hanzi, or put each word and phrase on a new line.
Choose the grid, practice rows, hints, stroke order and design.
Check the preview and download the finished worksheet.
Important: enter Chinese characters only. Do not add punctuation or other symbols.
Enter Hanzi in a row or column. Choose how many Hanzi appear on each page, and the generator will fit the practice rows.
Turn on word mode and start every word or phrase on a new line. One line can contain up to 10 Hanzi.
Turn on Blank worksheet and choose the number and style of cells. The generator will fill the page.
Free — 10 Hanzi, PRO — 50 Hanzi.
Each line is one word or phrase. You can enter up to 10 Hanzi per line.
The generator fills in the data automatically. With PRO, you can change it for your textbook, student or class.
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Paste a direct link that opens only the image. A search page or website page will not work.
Edit the pinyin for each Hanzi when its reading changes in a word.
Add your own translation or use the wording from your textbook. Up to 120 characters.
Where to find it: Under the characters field, click Edit pinyin, translation and image, then Save.
There are two pinyin settings. The pinyin practice line is in Worksheet settings. Editing generated pinyin requires PRO.
Turn on word mode, then choose Auto under Characters per page. The generator places each word in order and continues on the next page when needed.
The image, word, pinyin, stroke order, QR and translation appear together.
The word card appears first, followed by stroke order and writing rows.
If the whole card does not fit, it moves to the next page.
The pinyin line always moves to the next page together with its Hanzi cells.
Choose the number of rows for each word. The default is 2.
When enabled, the generator adds full writing rows wherever they fit, using the same settings.
When you switch back to separate Hanzi, Auto is removed and Characters per page changes to 3.
Open the section you need and choose the settings you want. Check the preview before downloading.
Add pinyin to worksheet. Adds a pinyin line above each row of Hanzi cells.
Pinyin sits between dashed lines. Its color, fading and shadow follow the Hanzi, and its text is never larger than the pinyin on the word card.
You can also choose the font, items per page, cells per row, writing rows in Auto, extra rows, row spacing, page orientation, line color and grid style.
Free: 5 to 10 cells per row · PRO: 1 to 20 cells per row.
Choose the Hanzi color. With fading, each next hint becomes lighter.
Shadow adds a pale Hanzi to the practice cells. Stroke order adds one new stroke at each step, and you can choose both stroke colors.
Stroke-order hints have the same visual size for short and long words.
A word card can show an image, Hanzi, centered pinyin, translation, stroke order and QR. Hidden items leave no empty space.
A translation can contain up to 120 characters. Only an active Commercial License can hide the QR code. The rest of the card does not move when QR is hidden.
The word card, stroke order and translation have a white background, so they stay easy to read over the page design.
Choose a ready-made design or add your own background and rating pictures with direct links. You can hide them separately.
Name and save worksheet settings you want to use again. Some settings change when you switch modes.
Each new PDF uses one generation. Downloading the same file again does not.
new worksheet PDFs in each limit period
new worksheet PDFs in each limit period, plus all PRO features
worksheet PDFs while the license is active
The Commercial License is separate from PRO. It adds your logo and texts, page numbers, QR controls, unlimited generations and commercial use.
Still have a question? Open the Hanziway FAQ.
It is important to write Chinese characters by hands correctly, observing stroke order, then the result will look beautiful, and the process will go quickly. The more often you use chinese character worksheets, the better it will be remembered and the hands themselves will write ideal strokes.
Hundreds of hours needs to write Chinese characters, this is great if you like to write by hand, but what if not?
Modern society more and more goes into the digital world of smartphones and computers, where it is enough to know pinyin to be able to correspond. Sooner or later, students who study Chinese language ask themselves the question: is it necessary to be able to write chinese characters by hand, and spend so many ours writing them in chinese character worksheets?
Yes, it is important! First of all it helps to understand the structure of the character, how they fit together. Many Chinese teachers like to tell their students:
«If you don’t know how to write a character - you don’t know the word»
It’s hard to learn character once and for all. Sometimes native speakers forget how to write one or another character, so it is imortant to use chinese character worksheets and calligraphy is an integral part of learning Chinese language.
Our worksheets have a large number of settings, including stroke order with pinyin, medians with numbering, writing grid size and much more.
Both adults and children need to choose their ideal Chinese character worksheets to do their writing.