Chinese Stroke Order: Hanzi

Peach Studio

About this app

Just say the character out loud and watch it write itself. Chinese Stroke Order animates the correct stroke order of any Chinese character, so you learn to write hanzi the right way - one stroke at a time.

Type a character, type its pinyin, or simply speak it. The built-in voice search understands natural language and sorts out pinyin homophones for you - say "the da in daren" or describe the character you mean, and it finds the right hanzi instead of a wall of look-alikes. It is the fastest way to look up how to write a Chinese character when you don't know how to type it.

WHY LEARNERS USE IT
- True Chinese character stroke order, animated stroke by stroke
- Voice search that resolves pinyin homophones - no keyboard needed
- Pinyin, stroke count, and English meaning on every character
- Built for Mandarin writing practice, from first strokes to fluent

KEY FEATURES
- Animated stroke order - every character drawn stroke by stroke, with pause, previous, next, and replay
- Voice search - say the character out loud; perfect for kids who can't type yet
- Smart pinyin lookup - handles homophones and ambiguous readings
- Adjustable speed - four speeds from slow to fast, for every age and level
- Pinyin & meaning - each character shows its pinyin, stroke count, and English meaning
- Common words - see everyday words built from the character to grow your vocabulary
- Simplified & Traditional - switch between simplified and traditional hanzi
- Tian Zi Ge grid - a standard writing grid to guide your practice
- Sound effects and a clean, distraction-free screen - no ads, no sign-up

WHO IT'S FOR
- Students learning to write Chinese as a second language
- Overseas Chinese families and heritage learners
- Parents teaching young children Chinese writing for kids
- Calligraphy beginners building stroke-order fundamentals
- Japanese learners who want kanji stroke order too

Whether you are drilling hanzi writing, checking a single Chinese character stroke order, or building a Mandarin writing practice habit, this app makes it simple: open it, say or type a character, and start writing.

What’s new

Now available in English, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, and Traditional Chinese. Plus polish to search and the playback controls.