KanjiStrokeOrders
Tim Eyre · A TrueType font that displays stroke-order diagrams for kanji, kana, and some Latin characters.
CaskFontsApple silicon · Intel
From homebrew/cask
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1-year installs28Last 365 days
Latest version4.005Jul 27, 2025 · Jul 27, 2025
Download size18MBarm64 / x86_64
Release cadenceIrregular0 releases in 30 days
About
KanjiStrokeOrders is a TrueType font designed to show stroke-order diagrams within text. The project describes it as a resource for Japanese teachers preparing classroom materials and for learners seeking guidance on character stroke order.
- The font provides diagrams for more than 6,500 kanji and over 180 kana, as well as some Latin characters.
- It is a font, not a standalone teaching application; its diagrams appear when text is displayed using the font.
- The Homebrew cask installs the single file
KanjiStrokeOrders_v4.005.ttfinto the user’s fonts folder. - The project says the font works on platforms that support TrueType fonts, including Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.
Install it with brew install --cask font-kanjistrokeorders. The cask’s installation caveat requires agreement to the font’s license. After installation, select KanjiStrokeOrders as the font in an application that supports installed fonts to view its diagrams.
New What’s new in 4.005 Jul 27, 2025 · OpenNavo editorial
- SymbolsArchives now unzip into a directory.
- GlyphsRevises JIS variants and stroke details for selected kanji.
Caveats
Installing font-kanjistrokeorders means you have AGREED to the license at: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HOybxFTh2aD6zoLoh-ixHf2vTSgqFs6f/preview