AnkiWeb addon 1199027445
Imports LaTeX files into Anki as flashcard notes, supporting tags and HTML, though it is no longer maintained.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | 2.1.44 | 2023-07-03 |
| 2.1.45 | 2.1.48+ | 2023-07-03 |
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Fixes stray // and $$ math delimiters in NotebookLM and CSV-imported flashcards, preserves existing LaTeX, supports undo, and can tag cards possibly missing images.
Converts bullet-point lists from LibreOffice HTML, Org, or text files into formatted Anki cards, supporting reversed and cloze notes, images, code highlighting, HTML, and LaTeX.
Loads Notion toggle-list blocks as flashcards into a chosen Anki deck, converting titles to fronts and content to backs, with tag parsing, cloze support, and manual or background synchronization.
Renders Anki flashcards with enhanced markdown, LaTeX math, syntax highlighting, theme-aware styling, and interactive cloze toggles via React-based note types.
Loads Notion toggle lists as Anki notes into different decks, converting toggle titles and content into cards, with tags, clozes, and background or manual sync.
Exports selected cards, decks, or tags to a printable HTML file showing both card sides, with media and LaTeX support, for printing or saving as PDF.
2025-10-01:This add-on is no longer maintained. Please consider the stand-alone python script LaTeX2Anki by the same author instead, which aims to make better use of some of Anki's inbuilt features: cloze deletions and dynamic page rendering based on screen size and user preferences (night mode). Moreover, decks created using LaTeX2Anki are much smaller in file size: while notes created using LaTeX-Note-Importer are essentially static images, notes created and shared using LaTeX2Anki are html based, with maths mixed in and rendered using Anki's built-in MathJax engine.
This add-on allows you import notes from LaTeX files, thus allowing you to create LaTeX-heavy Anki notes in your favourite editor.
Documentation: on GitHub
Source code: on GitHub
Related project: amsthm-to-anki This program contributed by Langston Barrett can be used to extract amsthm environments (definitions, propositions, theorems etc.) from a TeX-ed lecture script and convert them into the format expected by the LaTeX Note Importer.
Version history for Anki 2.1 addon
2023-07-03:Bugfix following syntax changes in Python 3.11
2021-10-22: Hotfix for incompatiblity with Anki versions 2.1.45 or 2.1.46ff. Many thanks for help from the community, in particular to user Adeline for pointing out the problem, to abdo for putting me on the right track, and to kelciour for providing a complete solution!
2018-06-24: First version
2018-06-24: In the summary at the end of an import, do not display all unimported lines. Display only the total number of unimported lines.
2016-08-28: New mechanism for importing tags.
++ makes it possible to update tags of existing notes
-- requires some care during import for some files
Details in the documentation.
2014-09-02: Whitespace at the beginning of a line is no longer discarded on import. This should make little difference for most users and improve usability for those who want to import verbatim environments/code snippets.
(Thanks to Kristopher Bredemeier for pointing this out.)
2014-04-02: Load file went missing in the previous update, now included again
2014-02-11: Bug fix--importing "plain"-fields should now work
2013-06-26: Option "import as HTML" now automatically selected and hidden from view
2013-06-??: First version
Add-on for the memory training program Anki, allowing to import flash cards typed in LaTeX into Anki's database. Usage instructions are available on a dedicated GitHub page. The project's AnkiWeb page features the add-on's unique identifier as well as ratings and reviews.