Create Chinese character worksheets from your own lesson.
Paste the hanzi you are teaching, choose how much guidance the learner needs, and turn it into a print-ready A4 worksheet in a few focused steps.
The core worksheet editor is free to open, customize, and print.
Your characters
Start with a single hanzi, a vocabulary list, or complete words and phrases from the lesson in front of you.
Practice-ready grids
Choose rice, cross, or square grids and control the cell size and repetitions for the learner.
A4 print layout
Preview the actual page, then print directly or use the browser dialog to save a clean PDF.
A worksheet should follow the lesson—not the other way around.
Generic handwriting books rarely contain exactly the vocabulary a class is studying today. Inkzi begins with your text, extracts the Chinese characters or keeps words together, and builds the practice page around that material.
That makes it useful for teachers preparing homework, tutors sending a focused follow-up, parents supporting a current topic, and independent learners who want to practise words they actually encountered.
Control how much help appears on the page.
Stroke-order diagrams, pinyin, and English meanings can be included when a character is new, then removed as recognition improves. Grid style, character size, repetitions, and page title remain adjustable before printing.
The result is not a screenshot of an editor. Inkzi formats the worksheet for A4 paper so grid cells, labels, and practice rows stay aligned when printed or exported to PDF.
Build one page, then adapt it.
A short worksheet is easier to assign and less intimidating to complete. Begin with the vocabulary for one lesson, check the preview, and reduce the content if the page feels crowded.
Free users can create and print without an account and keep one saved worksheet after signing in. Inkzi Pro adds unlimited saved worksheets, the HSK lesson library, and advanced guide styling.
Useful answers before you print.
Can I create a Chinese worksheet for free?
Yes. You can open the core Inkzi editor without an account, enter your own characters or words, customize the page, and print it or save it as a PDF.
Which Chinese practice grids are available?
Inkzi supports rice grids (米字格), cross grids (田字格), and plain square grids. You can also choose the cell size and number of repetitions.
Can a worksheet include pinyin and English meanings?
Yes. Pinyin and English support can be shown or hidden independently, so the same vocabulary can become a guided sheet or a cleaner recall exercise.