Observed arrival · 2026-10-16
StrokeFox makes character practice traceable—and printable
A free practice tool for Japanese, Chinese, and Korean writing, with animated stroke order, finger tracing, lookups, quizzes, and browser-made worksheets.
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- Japanese, Chinese, and Korean writing learners
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- It identifies KanjiVG and Make Me a Hanzi as sources, explains how their stroke data is represented, and offers changed data for download.
Field notes
Japanese stroke sequences come from KanjiVG and are represented as center lines; Chinese sequences use Make Me a Hanzi outlines with a center line for each stroke. The site names its reading and vocabulary sources, credits the hand-drawn Hangul strokes, and provides a data page with downloads and licensing information. It says recently viewed items and practice records remain on the device.
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