There is a comment in this subreddit with something similar, stroke order diagrams in PNGs, but it's from 7 years ago. I recreated a similar visual, but with the up-to-date version of the database.
I use this for a "Kanji of the Day" Discord bot, but you could probably throw it in Anki or print it out and practice. I wanted to share in case anyone else finds it helpful.
The files are named using the same naming convention as KanjiVG, which is the Kanji's unicode value in hexadecimal (whatever that means). In the repository, there is a Python script that converts Kanji into their file name counterpart. Alternatively, I threw together a quick website that does the same thing, since I figured that would be more helpful to the average learner.
– PNGs: https://github.com/nicdgonzalez/kanjivg-to-png/releases/tag/v0.1.0
– Kanji diagram website: https://nicdgonzalez.github.io/kanjivg-to-png
– Repository: https://github.com/nicdgonzalez/kanjivg-to-png
If you have any ideas for improvements, or better ways to include these diagrams into your studies, let me know! I'm open to new project ideas.
by ndgonzalez