AnkiWeb addon 1250448937
Displays animated kanji stroke order in Anki cards by adding a template filter that renders SVG data from the KanjiVG and Kanimaji projects.
Open on AnkiWeb GitHub Find alternatives
abandoned
| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.22 | 2.1.43+ | 2020-05-15 |
Loading…
Bulk-inserts color-coded SVG kanji and optional kana stroke order diagrams into a chosen field, with deck, note type, tag, card-state filters and dark mode support.
Opens a Pygame window after card reveal so users can draw supported Japanese kanji, view stroke-order hints, receive accuracy grades, retry, and save scores.
Displays kanji stroke order in Jisho's visual style when hovering Japanese characters, for configured note types, with customizable styling.
Automatically adds colored stroke order diagrams to kanji card fields, storing them as media so they display on AnkiWeb even without the addon installed.
Displays Heisig or custom kanji keywords in pop-up overlays on hover and color-codes kanji according to whether they have been seen or are unknown.
Generates customizable kanji popup dictionaries on cards showing readings, meanings, JLPT level, frequency, Koohii stories, example vocabulary, and stroke order, with mobile support.
{{kakijun:field-name}}
Based on KanjiVG and Kanimaji
Github project
Kanji stroke order add-on for Anki (beta version)
Go to Tools > Manage Note Types > Select your note type > Cards (on the right side)
Add the kakijun filter to your card templates :
{{kakijun:field-name}}
This project is based on those wonderful opensource projects :
The source code of this add-on is released under the MIT License.
The SVG images located in the kanjisvg folder are released under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
