Learn kanji stroke order on iPhone.
Hane shows the correct stroke order for every kanji in its library, from N5 basics to N1 advanced characters, so you learn to write Japanese the right way.
Free during the public beta on Apple TestFlight.
Why stroke order matters
Correct stroke order makes kanji recognizable, balanced, and easier to remember. It also improves handwriting input recognition on phones and tablets. Learning the rules early saves time later.
Stroke order in Hane
Every kanji detail page includes stroke order animation or sequence display. You can see:
Learn kanji stroke order today
Join the Hane beta on TestFlight and study correct stroke order for every JLPT kanji on iPhone.
Join TestFlight betaFrom stroke order to handwriting
Once you know the sequence, practice drawing the kanji in Hane’s handwriting input. The app recognizes your strokes and confirms whether the character is correct, reinforcing both reading and writing skills.
Frequently asked questions
Does Hane show stroke order animations?
Yes. Kanji detail pages show the correct stroke sequence so you can learn the proper writing order for each character.
How many kanji have stroke order data?
All kanji in the Hane library include stroke order information, covering the full JLPT range from N5 to N1.
Can I practice writing kanji in Hane?
Yes. The handwriting input feature lets you draw kanji and confirms recognition. This is a great complement to studying stroke order.
Do I need to learn stroke order to read kanji?
No, but it helps. Stroke order improves memory, makes handwriting recognizable, and helps with dictionary lookup by drawing.
Learn kanji stroke order today
Join the Hane beta on TestFlight and study correct stroke order for every JLPT kanji on iPhone.