A space for your Chinese practice
A little Chinese.
Every day.
From the first stroke to a sentence of your own. Tools for writing, printing and playing with words — all in one place.
Find your practiceFree to use. No account needed to begin.
First strokes
The toolkit
Different ways in.
One place to practise.
Follow your curiosity. Try a tool here, then take your own vocabulary into it.
Try it right here
Feel the character take shape.
Watch each stroke, then try it yourself. A little guidance while you learn; less when you’re ready.
- Stroke-by-stroke animation with speed control
- Feedback on shape, order and direction
- Mouse, finger or stylus — your choice
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Start with your own words or an HSK lesson, then choose how you want to practise.
Make it personal
Start with words
that mean something.
A class list, the next HSK lesson, a phrase you want to remember. Give your practice a starting point.
Start with an HSK lesson
Levels 1–3. Up to ten words per lesson, ready to edit and practise.
Paper that fits your practice
Character and word sheets, blank grids or pinyin lines. Set the size, tracing and guides.
Make a worksheet ↗Bring your own words
Build a personal word bank and explore sentence order freely, without automatic grammar checks.
Open free building ↗Choose how much help you need
Adjust repetitions, replay a character, or practise with fewer guides as you get comfortable.
Explore writing practice ↗A place to come back to
Sign in to keep saved worksheets and your writing progress together in your account.
Your progress & library ↗Good to know
A few things
before you begin.
Is Inkzi free to use?
Yes. Create and print worksheets, practise strokes, and build sentences with word blocks for free. Sign in to save worksheets to your account.
How does writing practice work?
Watch the stroke order, then draw with a mouse, finger, or stylus. Inkzi checks the shape, order, and direction of each stroke and shows a hint when you need one.
How do sentence blocks work?
Tap or drag blocks with Chinese characters and pinyin to put words in order. Guided exercises include hints and answer checks. You can also build freely with your own word bank or HSK vocabulary; free building has no automatic grammar check.
Which HSK lessons are available?
Inkzi includes levels 1, 2 and 3 for both HSK 2.0 and HSK 3.0. Lessons contain up to ten words. Use the same vocabulary for worksheets and writing cards.
How do I save a worksheet as a PDF?
Choose Print / PDF in the worksheet studio, then Save as PDF in your browser’s print dialog. Worksheets are formatted for A4 paper.
Make a little room for Chinese
Your next word
starts here.
A few minutes. A little curiosity. That’s enough.