AnkiWeb addon 1082727791
Creates many Anki notes at once from flat JSON arrays or mapped CSV/TSV data, supporting decks, tags, validation, warnings, and editable cards before bulk creation.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 2.1.1 | + | 2026-04-25 |
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Create many Anki notes at once from JSON or CSV/TSV. Pick a note type, choose a deck (nested decks supported), add tags, validate, review warnings, then create notes in bulk.
Want to contribute, report issues, or suggest features?
GitHub repository: bulk card creator
Pull requests, issues, and feedback are welcome.
In Anki, go to:
Tools > Bulk Card Creator
The add-on remembers your last-used note type and deck.
Enter the deck name in the Deck field.
Nested decks are supported using /.
Example:
Biology/Chapter 1/Cells
This creates/uses:
Biology::Chapter 1::Cells
Click Note Type and select the note type you want.
The note type determines:
Enter tags in the Tags field.
You can separate tags by spaces or commas.
Example:
biology chapter_1 exam
All created notes in the current batch get these tags.
Select JSON mode.
JSON must be an array of flat objects. Each object is one note. The keys must match the selected note type field names exactly.
Example:
[
{ "Front": "What is the capital of France?", "Back": "Paris" },
{ "Front": "What is the highest mountain?", "Back": "Mount Everest" }
]
Click Validate JSON.
Select CSV/TSV mode.
Paste comma-separated (CSV) or tab-separated (TSV) data.
Example CSV:
Front,Back
What is the capital of France?,Paris
What is the highest mountain?,Mount Everest
Example TSV:
Front Back
What is the capital of France? Paris
What is the highest mountain? Mount Everest
Use Field Mapping to map CSV/TSV columns to the selected note type fields.
Click Validate CSV/TSV to generate cards and see warnings/errors.
After validation:
After creation, you’ll see a creation report with:
Yes. Select the note type, then use those field names as JSON keys or map CSV columns to them.
No. Each card must be a flat object (field name -> value).
Yes. Use / in the deck name (example: Parent/Child).
Yes. The add-on stores the last-used note type and deck using Anki add-on config.
Fix the JSON syntax on the highlighted line, then validate again.
One or more cards have empty/missing fields for the selected note type. Edit the generated cards before creating them.
Check the Field Mapping section and map each field to the correct CSV/TSV column.
Check the Deck field. Use / for nested decks.
Create many Anki notes at once from JSON or CSV/TSV. Pick a note type, choose a deck (nested decks supported), add tags, validate, review warnings, then create notes in bulk.
In Anki, go to:
Tools > Bulk Card Creator
The add-on remembers your last-used note type and deck.
Enter the deck name in the Deck field.
Nested decks are supported using /.
Example:
Biology/Chapter 1/Cells
This creates/uses:
Biology::Chapter 1::Cells
Click Note Type and select the note type you want.
The note type determines:
Enter tags in the Tags field.
You can separate tags by spaces or commas.
Example:
biology chapter_1 exam
All created notes in the current batch get these tags.
Select JSON mode.
JSON must be an array of flat objects. Each object is one note. The keys must match the selected note type field names exactly.
Example:
[
{ "Front": "What is the capital of France?", "Back": "Paris" },
{ "Front": "What is the highest mountain?", "Back": "Mount Everest" }
]
Click Validate JSON.
Select CSV/TSV mode.
Paste comma-separated (CSV) or tab-separated (TSV) data.
Example CSV:
Front,Back
What is the capital of France?,Paris
What is the highest mountain?,Mount Everest
Example TSV:
Front Back
What is the capital of France? Paris
What is the highest mountain? Mount Everest
Use Field Mapping to map CSV/TSV columns to the selected note type fields.
Click Validate CSV/TSV to generate cards and see warnings/errors.
After validation:
After creation, you’ll see a creation report with:
Yes. Select the note type, then use those field names as JSON keys or map CSV columns to them.
No. Each card must be a flat object (field name -> value).
Yes. Use / in the deck name (example: Parent/Child).
Yes. The add-on stores the last-used note type and deck using Anki add-on config.
Fix the JSON syntax on the highlighted line, then validate again.
One or more cards have empty/missing fields for the selected note type. Edit the generated cards before creating them.
Check the Field Mapping section and map each field to the correct CSV/TSV column.
Check the Deck field. Use / for nested decks.