AnkiWeb addon 110824396
Adds a bookmark beneath substantive images in AnKing reviews to save them, organizing saved images into a subheading-grouped, syncable gallery, working only with the AnKing Step Deck.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 23.09 | 26.08.1+ | 2026-09-03 |
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AnKing Images: an Anki desktop add-on that adds a save bookmark beneath images shown in the reviewer, previewer, and card layout preview of AnKing cards.
An image must be at least 100 px wider and taller than the bottom AnKing icon to receive a bookmark. Saved image metadata is kept in user_files/saved_images.csv and displayed in a subheading-grouped gallery. The selected image IDs and their subheadings are stored in a suspended card in a standalone ~AnKing Images deck so the selection and organization can travel through normal Anki sync.
This add-on only works for the AnKing Step Deck. It does not edit the deck in any way. Only names of the images stored in the user's local files are used to display the images and are stored in the catalogue card/CSV; no file manipulation is done so nothing is at risk of being moved/deleted.
An Anki desktop add-on that adds a save bookmark beneath substantive images shown in
the reviewer, previewer, and card layout preview. An image must be at least 100
px wider and taller than the bottom AnKing icon to receive a bookmark. Saved image
metadata is kept in user_files/saved_images.csv and displayed in a
subheading-grouped gallery. The selected image IDs and their subheadings are
stored in a suspended card in a standalone ~AnKing Images deck so the
selection and organization can travel through normal Anki sync.
This add-on only works for the Anking Step Deck
An image's initial subheading is generated from the first child of a tag
matching #AK_Step1_v12::^Systems::*. Images without a matching system tag
appear in Uncategorized. Users can then move an image to any existing or
newly typed subheading.
The local CSV records the image ID, subcategory, favorite state, save time,
note/card IDs, deck, note type, source field, media filename, image
text/dimensions, extracted systems, and the note's tags. Saving, unsaving,
favoriting, moving, and deleting images changes only this CSV; it does not
modify Anki collection state. The gallery's Sync button unions the local
selection with the add-on's single suspended catalogue card and writes image
ID/subcategory pairs to both. The same pooling happens after an Anki collection
sync, so an image found on either side is preserved. When the same image exists
on both sides, its CSV subcategory wins. Favorites and rich display metadata
remain local. Anki's special user_files directory preserves the local mirror
across add-on updates.