
A Hangul syllable tracing worksheet for the 14 basic consonants combined with ㅏ (가/나/다/.../하). Pick one syllable and the page auto-composes: a large dotted character, jamo decomposition, an example word with cartoon illustration, and a 4-row tracing grid with fading guides.
Prompt
[Input]
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1536 (A4 vertical portrait)
- target_char: {target_char}
- header_subtitle: {header_subtitle}
- student_name: {student_name}
- example_word: {example_word}
- example_translation: {example_translation}
- jamo_decomp: {jamo_decomp}
- illustration_hint: {illustration_hint}
[Purpose]
Printable Korean Hangul syllable tracing worksheet for one character, A4 vertical portrait. Designed for preschoolers (ages 5-7) to learn one Hangul syllable per page. No reference photo needed — pure text-to-image generation.
[Composition]
Three-band vertical layout on white A4 paper:
1) HEADER (top ~10% height):
- Left: "이지도달 한글쓰기" in bold dark navy sans-serif (~28pt), with "{header_subtitle}" beside it in lighter gray (~18pt).
- Right: "학습일 월 일" + "이름 {student_name}" — small dotted-underline fields for date and name.
- Below the header: a thin mint dotted divider line.
2) LEARNING AREA (middle ~30% height) — split into left and right halves:
LEFT HALF (60% width):
- One large dotted-outline "{target_char}" character (~280px wide), in light gray dotted line style (점선체).
- Below this large dotted character: a small jamo-decomposition diagram showing:
gray circle (consonant) + black "+" + gray circle (vowel) + black "=" + solid darker circle "{target_char}"
where the consonant and vowel come from "{jamo_decomp}".
RIGHT HALF (40% width):
- A friendly cartoon illustration of {illustration_hint}, child-friendly style.
- Below illustration: the label "{example_word}" in bold sans-serif (~24pt). The FIRST character "{target_char}" rendered in red-orange (#ff7a00), and the remaining characters in black.
3) INSTRUCTION LINE (~5% height):
- Left-aligned: "※" + a small blue circle containing "{target_char}" + " 를 소리내어 읽으며, 따라 써 보세요." (~15pt)
4) TRACING GRID (bottom ~55% height):
- 5 columns × 4 rows = 20 square cells with thin light gray borders, evenly spaced.
- Row-by-row tracing guide intensity (top to bottom):
* Row 1 (5 cells): dark dotted "{target_char}" outline (#999999) — strongest guide
* Row 2 (5 cells): medium dotted "{target_char}" outline (#bbbbbb)
* Row 3 (5 cells): light dotted "{target_char}" outline (#dddddd)
* Row 4 (5 cells): completely EMPTY — no dots, no guide, just empty square
[Core Structure]
- Total page: 1024x1536, white paper background.
- Header band ~150px tall, Learning area ~460px tall, Instruction line ~70px tall, Tracing grid ~840px tall.
- Tracing grid cells are equal-sized squares with comfortable padding.
[Style Rules]
- All Korean characters rendered precisely, no broken jamo.
- Large dotted character and tracing dotted characters use Korean tracing font style (점선체) — small evenly-spaced dots forming the character outline.
- Solid characters (brand name, example word label) use thick sans-serif Korean font (Pretendard Bold or Cafe24 Ohsquare Bold).
- Mint (#5fb4b4) for header divider line only.
- Red-orange (#ff7a00) ONLY for the FIRST character of "{example_word}".
- Cartoon illustration: friendly, simple, child-friendly, NOT photographic.
- Pure white background, clean print-ready look.
[Visual Style]
- Flat scanned worksheet look, top-down orthographic.
- Even neutral lighting, no shadows.
- High contrast for tracing dots so children see them clearly.
[CRITICAL — Korean text accuracy]
Render ALL Hangul correctly:
- Brand: "이지도달 한글쓰기"
- Subtitle: "{header_subtitle}"
- Date label: "학습일 월 일"
- Name label: "이름"
- Name value: "{student_name}" (may be empty)
- Large dotted character: "{target_char}"
- Jamo decomposition reading: "{jamo_decomp}" resolving to "{target_char}"
- Example word label: "{example_word}" (first char "{target_char}" red-orange, rest black)
- Instruction: "※ {target_char} 를 소리내어 읽으며, 따라 써 보세요."
- 15 dotted "{target_char}" tracing characters in rows 1, 2, 3 (5 each)
Double-check every Hangul syllable.
[CRITICAL — Tracing format]
- Dotted characters MUST show evenly-spaced individual dots forming the outline.
- Solid characters (brand, example word) are FILLED solid color.
- Row 4 MUST be completely empty squares with no marks inside.
[🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Broken or misrendered Hangul characters
- Solid-filled tracing characters (must be dotted)
- More than 15 dotted tracing characters
- Multiple illustrations (only ONE illustration of {illustration_hint})
- English text anywhere in the worksheet
- Stroke order numbers (no ①②③ inside the dotted character)
- Background patterns or decorations
- Filling row 4 with any dots or guidesPrompt is long, so it is copied to clipboard instead of auto-filling. Paste in the new ChatGPT tab with Ctrl+V.
Hangul Syllable Tracing 가~하 is a ChatGPT prompt that generates a Hangul tracing worksheet for 14 consonants with jamo breakdowns, sample words, and tracing guides without attaching a photo. Copy the prompt for free and paste it into ChatGPT to create the result directly, which can be used for sharing on KakaoTalk, printing, or Instagram posts.
No. This card generates a Hangul tracing worksheet from scratch — just send the prompt to ChatGPT, no photo needed.
Yes — pick one of the 14 syllables (가/나/다/라/마/바/사/아/자/차/카/타/파/하) for a new worksheet each day. In a month you cycle through the whole basic Hangul alphabet twice.
AI image models don't always render Korean dotted tracing perfectly. Send a follow-up like 'Redraw the large left character as 가 in Korean dotted tracing font, exact shape' and it will redraw correctly.
AI image models sometimes skip the jamo diagram. Send a follow-up: 'Add a jamo decomposition diagram ㄱ + ㅏ = 가 below the large left character.'
It prints crisply up to postcard size. For larger prints like A4, ask your print shop for a quality boost option for the smoothest result.