
About
This app uses AI to help you learn Chinese characters through voice commands, animated stroke order, and gamified practice. It aligns with major textbooks and offers comprehensive learning tools for all HSK levels.
What's New in StrokeFun
1.2
May 5, 2026
What's new in 1.2: • Multilingual UI — the entire app is now available in English, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. Switch anytime in Settings. • Email Sign-in — log in from anywhere in the world with your email address. A 6-digit verification code is sent straight to your inbox. • HSK 1–9 Built In — complete HSK character lists are now included, perfect for exam prep and self-paced learning. • Smarter AI Tutor — ask in your native language ("how do you write fire in Chinese?") and we'll show you the right character with stroke order and pinyin. • Stability and performance improvements throughout the app. Thanks for learning Chinese with us!
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FAQ
What is StrokeFun's core learning method?
StrokeFun uses AI-powered voice recognition to identify characters, displays precise stroke-order animations, and incorporates gamified practice to enhance retention through multi-sensory input.
Does StrokeFun have ads?
No, StrokeFun is designed to be kid-safe and does not contain advertisements or pop-ups, providing a focused learning environment.
How does StrokeFun compare to traditional Chinese textbooks?
StrokeFun is synced with major mainland Chinese elementary textbooks, allowing users to preview or review lessons in sync with their school's pace, making it ideal for students and heritage families.
What are the subscription options for StrokeFun?
StrokeFun offers Monthly, 6-Month, and Yearly Premium subscription plans, providing access to all textbooks, full HSK levels, unlimited AI lookups, and the complete game suite.
Is StrokeFun suitable for beginners?
Yes, StrokeFun is suitable for beginners and advanced learners alike, covering HSK 1-9 levels and offering comprehensive character deep dives with pinyin, definitions, and compound words.
Can I print practice materials from StrokeFun?
Yes, StrokeFun includes a feature to generate standard Tian Zi Ge grid handwriting sheets that can be printed at home for offline practice.
What languages does StrokeFun support for voice input?
StrokeFun supports voice input in English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Spanish, making it accessible to a wide range of learners.
How often is StrokeFun updated?
The app was last updated on 2026-05-05, indicating regular maintenance and potential feature additions.









