Free Chinese Learning Tools
Eight focused tools to practise every core Mandarin skill — pinyin, stroke order, HSK vocabulary, tones, picture learning, pinyin chart, reading and radicals. All free, with no sign-up required.
Choose a Tool to Start Practising
Each tool targets one core skill so you can study deliberately, from your first pinyin syllable to advanced HSK 6 reading.
Pinyin Converter
拼音转换器Convert Chinese text to pinyin with tone marks.
Open toolStroke Order Practice
笔顺练习Learn Chinese character stroke order with animations.
Open toolHSK Flashcards
HSK词汇卡Practice HSK 1-6 vocabulary with spaced repetition.
Open toolTone Trainer
声调训练Master the four Mandarin tones with audio.
Open toolChinese Reading Reader
中文阅读器Graded reading with pinyin annotation.
Open toolRadical Explorer
部首探索Decompose characters into radicals.
Open toolPicture Learning
看图学中文Learn Chinese vocabulary through pictures with 3 difficulty levels.
Open toolPinyin Chart
拼音图表Interactive pinyin table with 23 initials × 24 finals and audio.
Open toolOne Toolkit for the Whole Mandarin Journey
These eight free tools cover the full path from absolute beginner to advanced reader. Start with the Pinyin Converter, Pinyin Chart and Tone Trainer to build pronunciation, learn words with Picture Learning, characters with Stroke Order and the Radical Explorer, then grow your vocabulary and reading with HSK Flashcards and the Reading Reader. No accounts, no fees — just open a tool and practise.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Free Tools
Are these tools really free?
Yes. Every tool on this site is free, with no usage limits, no premium tier and no account required — they are maintained as a public learning resource.
Do I need to register an account?
No. All tools run directly in your browser with no sign-up, so you can start practising in one click and your answers stay on your device.
Do the tools work on mobile phones?
Yes. The tools are responsive and run on phones, tablets and desktops, so a short drill fits anywhere — a pinyin session on the bus or flashcards in a queue.
Which tool should a complete beginner start with?
Start with the Pinyin Chart and the Tone Trainer to build pronunciation, then move to Picture Learning and Stroke Order for your first characters, and finally to HSK Flashcards and the Reading Reader as your vocabulary grows.
How do the tools relate to the blog guides?
Each guide names the tool that practises its method. Read a guide to learn the why, then drill the matching tool for a few minutes a day — the combination is what makes progress stick.
New to Mandarin? Start with the beginner guides or browse the Chinese learning blog.