Korean Manuscript Paper (Wongoji) Sheet Calculator
Lays your writing out on standard Korean 200-square manuscript paper and counts how many sheets it fills.
A simulator that flows your writing onto standard Korean manuscript paper — wongoji, 200 squares per sheet in a 20 x 10 grid — and tells you in real time how many sheets it takes. It follows the real formatting conventions, including leaving the first square of each paragraph blank for indentation.
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How to use
- Paste your text into the input box.
- Turn automatic first-square paragraph indentation on or off.
- Review the visual preview, split into 200-square grid sheets at proper manuscript-paper dimensions.
- Check the total line count and the number of sheets required.
FAQ
- How is paragraph indentation handled?
- By default, whenever a line break ( ) starts a new paragraph, the first square is left empty automatically, following standard manuscript paper convention.
- How are numbers and English letters placed?
- Following standard manuscript paper practice, one character goes in each square, so the sheet count reflects the true length of your writing.
- Can this calculate the page count for 400-character manuscript paper instead of the standard 200-character kind?
- Right now it only works with the 200-character (20 columns x 10 rows) format, which is Korea's most widely used standard. If you need a page count for 400-character paper, you can roughly estimate it by taking the 200-character page count this tool gives you and dividing it by two.