手寫福 - App Support
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Email: tedyan1928@gmail.com
FAQ
Q: What is 手寫福?
A: 手寫福 lets you write Lunar New Year calligraphy with your finger or Apple Pencil, using a brush that responds to speed and pressure like real ink. Write a 福 on a diamond 斗方, a red envelope (紅包), mini spring couplets (春聯) and more, add your seal and inscription (落款), then save, print, or share it.
Q: I’ve never written calligraphy. Can I still do it?
A: Yes. Pick a guide character (範字) in 楷書 or 小篆, and trace over it. You can also use your own picture as a guide, adjust its size and position, or turn it off.
Q: What is free and what is in the 2027 羊年禮包?
A: Writing on 斗方, 正方斗方 and 紅包, saving standard-quality images, A4 printing, previewing the writing-replay video, making your own seals, and the basic stickers are free. The 2027 羊年禮包 is a one-time purchase (NT$90, not a subscription) that unlocks 迷你春聯, 迷你橫批 and 長方大張, high-quality images, saving and sharing the writing-replay video, and the 2027 Year of the Goat papers, seals and stickers.
Q: I bought the 羊年禮包 on another device. How do I get it back?
A: Go to 更多 → 恢復購買 with the same Apple ID. Purchases are restored from Apple at no extra charge. 更多 → 購買 shows what you already own.
Q: How do I send my writing as an iMessage sticker?
A: In 我的作品 on the home screen, tap ⋯ next to a work and choose 做成 iMessage 貼圖 (or use 分享 while writing). Then in Messages, tap ＋ next to the text field, tap More, and choose 手寫福.
Q: Can I print my writing?
A: Yes. Use 分享 → A4 排版列印 to make a PDF laid out on A4 at the paper’s real size. Print it at home, or at a convenience store (for example ibon): choose A4, color, and actual size (no scaling).
Q: Does the app require an internet connection?
A: No. Writing, saving, and printing all work offline. An internet connection is only needed to buy or restore the 羊年禮包.
Q: Where are my works saved? Will they be lost?
A: Your works are saved on your device only. Deleting the app deletes your works, so save the ones you want to keep to Photos first.