The system can generate worksheets for all the characters defined in the national standard character set of China and over 7,000 characters in the traditional Chinese character set. However, for performance reasons, a worksheet can only contain 50 characters at a time. If you want to generate more characters, you can sign up as a premium member. Among other premium-member-only features, a premium member can generate worksheets with up to 200 characters at a time.

You can change the format settings to show the radical and character structure information on the worksheets

If the printed stroke sequence is too small to trace, you can adjust the settings to increase the writing grid size or simply allow one stroke to take one writing box.

To use images on the worksheets, enable the "Show the image of the character in front of the head character box" option and click the image icon to upload or look up an image for each character entry.

You can change the stroke sequence style on the worksheet settings to show the stroke sequence of the character at three different possible locations on the worksheet.

You can also adjust the worksheet settings to generate worksheets without any character hints. A worksheet without any character hints would only contain the Pinyin and English definitions. For example, for a worksheet with the input “龙年吉祥 (have a lucky year of the dragon)”:

In beginner-level classes, Chinese teachers often want the students to practice writing each Chinese character stroke-by-stroke after they learn it. With a few clicks, you can generate these worksheets easily. Because Chinese character strokes are not regular Chinese characters, they cannot be entered or displayed in the character box of this page. For your convenience, we have created two worksheet shortcuts for you to generate worksheets with the basic Chinese character strokes and the complete list of the Chinese strokes used in the modern Chinese characters. You can load them by clicking the links in the Commonly-used Character Lists box.

To help Chinese students identify and learn how to write the radical of a Chinese character, you can create Chinese character worksheets without showing the radical components of the characters. The students will need to add the radicals themselves to make the characters complete. You need to enable the worksheet option “Do not show the radical components of the traceable characters” to allow the students to fill them in themselves. Optionally, you can adjust the worksheet settings to add the stroke sequences and hide or show the radical in the head character box.

Both simplified and traditional Chinese characters are supported.

Zhuyin (colloquially known as Bopomofo) remains the predominant phonetic system for teaching reading and writing Chinese characters in Taiwan. The Zhuyin symbols were derived from Chinese characters, but they are not Chinese characters themselves. You can use this tool to generate Bopomofo worksheets as well. All you need to do is to enter the symbols and then hit the Print button. Like generating worksheets for regular Chinese characters, you can provide your own custom definitions and change the worksheet settings as you like.