Watch the moment a consonant and vowel come together as one letter, and start reading while listening to real Korean sounds.
Learn everything from the basic vowels to ㄱ·ㄲ·ㅋ for free.
One purchase permanently unlocks all remaining units.
Initial consonant + vowel = one letter
HANGUL FACTORY
Hangul Factory is a playground for watching your own text take shape. Follow the characters as they carry and assemble letter parts, with sound effects accompanying the movement.
Type something yourself or choose an example in the app.
Follow letter parts into place and see the completed characters appear.
Pause, adjust the playback speed, and choose your background music and sound effects.
Play does not count toward lesson progress.
Instead of English-style pronunciation spellings, you learn Hangul's own shapes and sounds right away.
Consonants and vowels take their place on screen and assemble into a single letter.
Hear each letter’s sound with reviewed audio.
Learn it by eye, then listen and repeat.
During a lesson, you can turn character transition animations on or off in Settings. Letter assembly and audio continue even when they are off.
Update in preparation
We’re preparing stroke-order practice to help you explore how Hangul is written.
This feature is not included in the version currently available in stores. It is planned for the next update.
From mini games to puzzles, in all kinds of ways.
Complete unit puzzles to collect Hangul Dot reward cards. The final card unlocks when you have completed every unit’s puzzle.
Hangul's basic vowels begin with three shapes meaning sky, person, and earth. This same principle is used in the Cheonjiin input for My Hangul Word.
A round dot represents heaven.
A vertical line represents a person.
A horizontal line represents earth.
Build from basic vowels and consonants to compound vowels, final consonants and numbers. Learning time varies with repetition and pace.
Basic vowels and ㄱ·ㄲ·ㅋ
Starting with ㄴ·ㄷ·ㄸ·ㅌ·ㄹ
Through compound vowels, final consonants and numbers
See and hear letters formed by combining basic vowels with ㅇ, such as 이·으·아.
Start with sounds made at the back of the tongue and learn consonants in order of mouth position.
Five consonants made with the tip of the tongue.
Consonants made with the lips.
Sounds made as air brushes past.
Sounds made where the front of the tongue meets the palate.
Compare the silent initial ㅇ with the breathy ㅎ.
Compare the shapes and sounds that extend from the basic vowels.
Combine the same compound vowel with different initial consonants to expand the range of letters you can read.
Learn the seven sounds a final consonant can make at the bottom of a letter.
Compare final consonants that are written differently but sound the same.
Check cases where spelling and actual pronunciation differ.
Wrap up the regular course by learning how to read numbers in Hangul.
Finish every unit to unlock My Hangul Word, where you build your own letters, and receive a graduation card.
Pick the range you want — vowels, consonants, or final consonants — and review again at your own pace.
Available after you purchase the full course.
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Write your name in Hangul yourself on the final card.
All the way to the Taegeukgi in the numbers unit
Learn everything from the basic vowels to ㄱ·ㄲ·ㅋ for free.
Need help while using the app?Walk Demo by JcToon · CC BY 4.0 · Original animation, enlarged with background removed.
