Korean grid paper
Square cells with a dotted cross inside — the standard ruling for Hangul practice. The cross marks the centre, so consonants and vowels land in consistent positions and letter size stops drifting.
Good for
- Adults fixing messy Hangul handwriting
- Children learning to write Korean letters
- Careful writing practice: names, addresses, forms
How to use it
- Align the middle of each vowel with the horizontal dotted line.
- Fill about 80% of the cell rather than the whole square — it reads as better balanced.
- Practise the letters you struggle with instead of repeating whole rows.