Generate custom Chinese calligraphy grid paper to improve your handwriting and master character strokes.
Auto layout: 12 rows × 8 cols, total 96 cells
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When you need precise control over Chinese character stroke placement, traditional four-section grids (Tian-Zi-Ge) often fall short for calligraphy practice. The Chinese Calligraphy Grid Generator (Mi-Zi-Ge) adds a crosshair and two diagonal lines to each square, dividing the cell into eight sections. This helps users accurately position the start and end points of strokes and maintain structural proportions. The output is a printable PDF or image file, featuring custom rows, columns, line thickness, and colors.
Q: What is the difference between Mi-Zi-Ge and Tian-Zi-Ge?
A: Mi-Zi-Ge has two additional diagonal lines compared to Tian-Zi-Ge, dividing the square into eight sections instead of four. This makes it much better for controlling diagonal strokes like left-falling (pie) and right-falling (na) strokes.
Q: Can I use the generated grids for commercial purposes?
A: Yes. The files generated by this tool are watermark-free and can be used for commercial purposes such as calligraphy textbooks and copybooks.
When printing, disable the "Fit to Page" option and keep the scale at 100%. If the number of rows exceeds 20, using A3 paper is recommended. Darker lines may interfere with tracing practice.
Recommended settings for calligraphy teaching: A4 Portrait + 12 rows x 8 columns + 0.3px dark gray lines. This setup outputs 96 standard grids, with each cell measuring 2.5cm square, which is ideal for an adult's pen grip. For children's practice, you can switch to 1cm cells (and increase the number of rows and columns accordingly).
