Automatically resizes and aligns images pasted or drag-dropped into Anki's editor using configurable strategies, with deck-specific defaults and toolbar controls.
Alternatives to ImageResizer
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Widens the editor's first field and adds focus-independent shortcuts for previewing next or previous notes and opening an image-search link, speeding intensive image drag-and-drop.
Enables fast cropping, rotating, flipping, annotating, and drawing on images directly within Ankiβs note editor, with shortcut access, aspect-ratio presets, and multilingual support.
Displays all cards from the selected deck in a customizable, paginated grid with hover/click flipping, flip-all mode, and LaTeX rendering, though images, audio, and other media are unsupported.
Resizes images by individually setting CSS width and height through a right-click editor menu, preserving quality and supporting Image Occlusion notes.
Enables resizing images by clicking and dragging their lower-right corner in Anki's desktop editor, preserving aspect ratio; double-clicking clears scaling, with a configurable selection border.
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Enables click-and-drag image resizing directly in Anki's editor, with configurable aspect ratio, maximum/minimum dimensions, and draggable border width; now deprecated in favor of native support.
Automatically converts and resizes pasted or dragged images to WebP or AVIF, bulk-converts existing media, renames files, and removes duplicate media.
Creates interactive drag-and-drop flashcards where you label images or sort items into categories, with instant feedback, shuffling, theme and layout options, across Anki Desktop, AnkiDroid and AnkiMobile.
Integrates the memory palace technique into Anki, letting users mark difficult cards, build palaces, assign cards by drag-and-drop, and optionally generate AI symbols and images.
Generates Anki notes from lists of terms by searching Google or DuckDuckGo Images, letting users select images and map terms and images to note fields or cloze deletions.