Wubi input code lookup
Look up Han text to see all four Wubi tables side by side, with Hanyu pinyin and stroke count; reverse code search supported. The 86 root chart is below.
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Enter characters or a code, then search. Results list every table version and show decomposition for that character.
Wubi 86 root chart
Common roots on each key; mnemonics below.
Bold bottom-left on a key = level-1 shortcut (one keystroke).
- Q
- 金勺缺点无尾鱼，犬旁留儿一点夕，氏无七
- W
- 人和八，三四里
- E
- 月彡乃用家衣底
- R
- 白手看头三二斤
- T
- 禾竹一撇双人立，反文条头共三一
- Y
- 言文方广在四一，高头一捺谁人去
- U
- 立辛两点六门疒
- I
- 水旁兴头小倒立
- O
- 火业头，四点米
- P
- 之宝盖，摘示衤
- A
- 工戈草头右框七
- S
- 木丁西
- D
- 大犬三羊古石厂
- F
- 土士二干十寸雨
- G
- 王旁青头五一
- H
- 目具上止卜虎皮
- J
- 日早两竖与虫依
- K
- 口与川，字根稀
- L
- 田甲方框四车力
- Z
- 万能键，重育
- X
- 慈母无心弓和匕，幼无力
- C
- 又巴马，丢矢矣
- V
- 女刀九臼山朝西
- B
- 子耳了也框向上
- N
- 已半巳满不出己，左框折尸心和羽
- M
- 山由贝，下框几
横区 竖区 撇区 捺区 折区Z Z key (no zone)
Brief history
Wubi was developed in the 1980s (Wang Yongmin et al.) as a shape-based code: radicals mapped to five keyboard zones (横竖撇捺折). Version 86 (~130 roots) became the standard; later variants include 98, Xinshiji, and Jidian with slightly different rules.
How splitting works
Split strokes into roots, map to zone keys; add an identification key if fewer than four. Structure type sets the order. Bold glyphs on the keyboard chart are level-1 shortcuts.