Alternatives to Cursive Handwriting Practice

It suits iOS users practicing Simplified Chinese handwriting with customizable worksheets, vocabulary packs or story-derived words.

The tool is designed primarily for students, teachers, and parents.

Nazoru

Nazoru suits Japanese learners who want handwriting practice for kanji and kana, with guided cues that adapt after mistakes.

It suits UK primary teachers, parents, home educators, and teaching assistants needing printable or on-screen handwriting practice.

Writing Wizard suits toddlers and early learners through first grade who are practicing handwriting.

Kanji Dojo

Kanji Dojo suits learners who want to practice Japanese writing and vocabulary through structured character lists, flashcards, and spaced repetition.

Skritter

Skritter suits learners focused on writing Chinese or Japanese characters, especially those using textbooks, custom lists, or connected vocabulary sources.

Cursive: Learn Cursive

It suits learners who want guided cursive tracing in several languages or want to practice their own words.

It suits independent Japanese learners who want to practice writing kana and kanji, including through custom text.

Hanzi Writer

Hanzi Writer suits learners practicing Chinese handwriting with structured curricula or Anki decks.

It suits families seeking offline tracing practice with separate child profiles and English or Spanish content.

KanjiPad

KanjiPad suits learners working toward JLPT levels N5 through N1 who want writing practice and structured review.

It suits elementary learners practicing Chinese handwriting and stroke order on iOS or Android.