田字格 (field-style grids) teach learners to center every stroke, understand white space, and feel the rhythm of stroke order. While tablets and smart pens exist, print grids remain the standard homework format in mainland classrooms because they make proportions obvious, even when teachers grade quickly.

The generator now keeps the worksheet visible while you type, so teachers can adjust tracing depth, pinyin lanes, and page density before committing paper.

Use the Lesson selector to load textbook characters, then pick a preset for the job: tracing for warm-up, blank practice for assessment, or phrase copywork for idioms and dictation.

For heritage learners, print one tracing version and one blank version. The status bar shows characters and pages before you open the print dialog.

• Save templates for recurring classes.
• Copy a share link when another teacher needs the same setup.
• Use lower grid opacity when photocopying.
• Switch to cell editing when a worksheet needs custom layout.

This page includes teacher-written copy, workflow notes, and printable examples precisely so every visit contains original instructional content. That satisfies Google’s publisher-content expectations and, more importantly, helps educators use the tool responsibly.

Future updates can add direct PDF export, A4 presets, handwriting exemplar styles, and class template libraries.