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Yes. You can import Chinese text from photos, PDFs, and DOCX files. Copybook Club recognizes supported Chinese characters and places the result in an editable text field before you create the worksheet.
Try a sharper image or cleaner document with readable Chinese text, good lighting, and less blur. Always review and edit the recognized text before generating your worksheet.
Yes. In supported worksheet modes, stroke-order cells can appear before the practice rows. Free includes stroke order for the first three characters in a worksheet, while Pro unlocks it for the full worksheet. These cells are a visual guide; Copybook Club does not grade handwriting on PDF worksheets.
Use the HSK 2.0 / HSK 3.0 switch in Word Packs before choosing a level. Each standard has its own complete HSK 1–5 vocabulary lists, so the words shown in a level change when you switch versions.
Words stay together in Word Pack practice rows instead of being split into individual characters. You can also show a translation with the row; its position adjusts to the selected pinyin setting.
Version 1.3 adds the free Zodiac & Horoscopes and Travel Like a Local packs, plus the Pro Idols & Music pack.
Bookshelf includes two free interactive Chinese stories: Office Help and Four Cities Over Coffee. Read scene by scene, tap a word to see its pinyin and translation, open cultural notes where available, make choices that affect the ending, and collect useful words for handwriting practice.
Add words to your basket while reading, then use the basket to create a temporary custom word set. Copybook Club takes you to the worksheet settings, where you can adjust the page before generating your practice sheet.
Office Help has four endings, while Four Cities Over Coffee has eight. The first time you discover an ending, you receive 30 Ink Drops and unlock its collectible sticker on the Stories page of the Sticker Notebook.
If you choose to answer the optional yes-or-no question shown after a story, Copybook Club sends the story identifier, your response, the app version, the app-interface language, and CloudKit’s record-creation date. It does not add your name, email address, Apple ID, device ID, advertising ID, free text, worksheet content, handwriting, selected story path, collected words, or support messages.
Ink Rush is a fast handwriting memory mode built around 60-second rounds. Write one hanzi at a time with your finger on iPhone or with your finger or Apple Pencil on iPad. Stroke order and direction are checked automatically, and each timed round starts with three lives.
Today’s 5 is a set of five words selected for your current progress. Their characters appear first in the round until all five word slots are closed. If any remain after your timed rounds, use Finish Today’s 5 to complete them without a timer or lives.
The first and second mistakes in a row on the same stroke do not cost a life. After the second, Ink Rush shows the starting point and direction. A third consecutive mistake costs one life and reveals the answer. Tapping Don’t remember also costs one life and shows the character.
Quick Check is a short, one-time calibration shown when you first open Ink Rush. A few sample tasks help the app choose a suitable starting difficulty. It is not an exam, and you can skip it.
Free includes two timed rounds per day. Pro removes the daily round limit. The first two Free rounds can award Ink Drops; Pro adds a third rewarded round each day. Finish Today’s 5 is untimed and does not count as a rewarded round.
Yes. Open Learning sources in Ink Rush to choose HSK 2.0 or HSK 3.0 levels 1–5 and include or exclude Word Packs. Only one HSK standard is active at a time. Disabling a source excludes it from new-character selection, but characters already in your memory remain there. Source choices are stored on the current device and do not sync through iCloud.
Yes. Apple Pencil practice is available on iPad for worksheets you create in the app. On iPhone, you can create, import, preview, and export worksheets, and use your finger to write in Ink Rush.
Yes. Your filled Apple Pencil practice can be saved separately, while the original clean worksheet remains available for another practice session.
Open Copybook Club each day to continue your streak. The app keeps your current and longest streak. This version does not include a streak freeze.
You receive 5 Ink Drops for the first app open of the day and 20 Ink Drops for each of the first three worksheets you create that day. A first-time story ending awards 30 Ink Drops. Ink Rush awards 1 Ink Drop for each successfully completed position in a rewarded round, and correct Quick Check answers can award a one-time welcome bonus. Ink Drops count toward level progress; they are not a spendable currency.
The Sticker Notebook has separate pages for Levels and Stories. Levels 1–20 each have their own sticker, while story stickers unlock when you discover the corresponding endings. Level 0 has no sticker.
Copybook Club syncs worksheet records through your private iCloud, including the data and settings needed to restore and recreate each clean worksheet. It also syncs saved filled PDFs from Apple Pencil practice, Ink Drops and reward progress, current and longest streak, current level, unlocked level and story stickers, and Ink Rush memory events, round sessions, and Today’s 5 sets.
First, make sure both devices use the same Apple ID, iCloud is enabled and available for Copybook Club, and both devices have an internet connection. Copybook Club syncs the worksheet record used to restore and recreate a clean worksheet, not every exported file. A clean PDF you export is not uploaded automatically as a separate iCloud file. A filled PDF saved from Apple Pencil practice does sync. Current mode, worksheet settings, and Ink Rush source choices do not sync between devices.
Every exported worksheet includes a small Made by Copybook Club signature near the page edge. It is a creator credit, not a watermark, and it does not cover the worksheet content. The same small signature appears on both Free and Pro exports.
Free includes three worksheet generations per week, up to two pages per worksheet, the standard cell size, up to three practice lines per character, selected fonts and Apple Pencil palettes, free Word Packs, both current Bookshelf stories, two Ink Rush rounds per day, Apple Pencil worksheet practice on iPad, and PDF export. Pro unlocks unlimited worksheet generation, longer worksheets, more cell sizes and repetitions, premium fonts and palettes, Pro Word Packs, unlimited Ink Rush rounds, and a third rewarded Ink Rush round each day.
Yes. You can preview Pro handwriting fonts in the app before unlocking Pro.
Use Restore Purchases in the app and make sure your device is signed in with the Apple ID used for the original purchase.
Core worksheet creation and preview happen on your device. Features such as iCloud sync, purchase restoration, and sending optional story feedback need the relevant Apple services and may require an internet connection.
The app interface is available in English, Russian, and Spanish. Copybook Club currently focuses on simplified Chinese handwriting worksheets.
Copybook Club exports A4 PDF worksheets that you can save, share, or print.
No. Practice reminders and Free Worksheet Reset reminders are local notifications scheduled on your device. Copybook Club does not use remote push campaigns for them.
Email us a screenshot and a short note explaining where the text appears. Reports help us correct remaining English, Russian, or Spanish localization issues.
These quick checks resolve many import, sync, worksheet, Ink Rush, and export problems.
Install the latest Copybook Club version available in the App Store.
Close the app completely, then open it again and retry the action.
For sync issues, confirm the same Apple ID, enabled iCloud, and an available internet connection.
Try a sharper photo or cleaner document when recognition looks wrong.
Check worksheet options, or review the active HSK standard, levels, and Word Packs in Ink Rush sources.
Make sure the device has space for PDF exports and saved practice files.