Kanji Trainer

Practice JLPT words written in kanji: how they are written, how they sound and what they mean, on desktop, tablet and phone. Pick your system below and the download starts straight away.

Version 1.2.0 · released 2026-09-29

Choose your system

Windows

10 and 11, 64-bit

Your system

Installer. Adds Kanji Trainer to the start menu.
Download 4.0 MB
macOS

Apple silicon and Intel

Your system

Disk image. Drag the app into your Applications folder.
Download 9.2 MB
Debian and Ubuntu

.deb, 64-bit

Your system

For Debian 13 and later, Ubuntu 24.04 and later, Mint and Pop!_OS.
Download 4.5 MB
Fedora and openSUSE

.rpm, 64-bit

Your system

For Fedora, openSUSE and other rpm based systems.
Download 4.5 MB
Arch Linux

.pkg.tar.zst, 64-bit

Your system

For Arch, Manjaro and EndeavourOS.
Download 4.4 MB
Android

7.0 and later

Your system

Sideloaded apk. Allow installs from your browser when asked.
Download 33.2 MB
Microsoft Store

Windows 10 and 11

Your system

Installs and updates through the Microsoft Store.
Open in Microsoft Store
F-Droid

Android 7.0 and later

Your system

Adds our repository to the F-Droid app, which keeps it updated.

Add to F-Droid

Scan with the F-Droid app to add the Kanji Trainer repository.

How do I install the file I just downloaded?

Windows

Double click the .exe and follow the installer. Windows may warn that the publisher is unknown, because the app is not signed with a paid certificate. Choose More info then Run anyway.

macOS

Open the .dmg and drag Kanji Trainer into Applications. The first launch needs a right click on the app and then Open, since the app is not notarised.

Linux

Open a terminal in your downloads folder and run the line for your distribution.

sudo apt install ./Kanji.Trainer_*.deb           # debian 13+, ubuntu 24.04+
sudo dnf install ./Kanji.Trainer-*.rpm           # fedora, opensuse
sudo pacman -U ./kanji-trainer-*.pkg.tar.zst     # arch

Android

Open the .apk from your notification shade and allow your browser to install unknown apps when asked.

From source

With a Rust toolchain installed:

cargo install kanji-trainer