AnkiWeb addon 1607576074
Creates interactive multiple-choice dropdown cards in Anki with automatically shuffled answer choices, optional hints, and a one-click editor shortcut.
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| 23.10 | 25.07 | 2026-07-22 |
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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.
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Converts Anki cards into interactive multiple-choice quizzes with up to five options, optional shuffling and explanations, colour-coded selected-answer feedback, image support, and customizable settings.
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Adds a customizable floating typing panel and scratchpad for Anki review, letting users type answers or notes before revealing cards, with auto-clear and shortcut forwarding.
Multiple Choice is a lightweight Anki add-on for multiple-choice questions (MCQ), interactive dropdown quizzes, and answer-choice cards.
Create a question with a correct answer and distractors, then select the answer from an interactive dropdown during review. Answer choices are automatically shuffled.
Simple and lightweight: Multiple Choice provides interactive dropdown cards with a straightforward setup.
Interactive multiple-choice dropdown
Shuffled answer choices
The capital of France is [[m::Paris::Choose a city]]. [[m1::London]] [[m2::Berlin]] [[m3::Madrid]]
The marked answer becomes a multiple-choice dropdown during review.
Create cards on Anki Desktop and review them on Anki Desktop, AnkiMobile, AnkiDroid, and AnkiWeb.
Multiple Choice focuses on simple multiple-choice and dropdown cards. It is designed to stay lightweight and easy to use.
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Create interactive multiple-choice questions directly inside Anki using dropdown menus.
Instead of typing an answer, learners select it from a randomized list of choices, making reviews more engaging while staying fully integrated with Anki.
Create interactive multiple-choice questions directly inside your notes
Answer choices are automatically shuffled every time you review
Write:
What is the capital of France?
[[m1::London]] [[m2::Berlin]] [[m::Paris::Choose a city]] [[m3::Madrid]]
During review, the answer becomes an interactive dropdown menu. The order of the answers is automatically randomized every time the card is shown.
[[m::Paris]][[m1::London]] [[m2::Berlin]] [[m3::Madrid]][[m::Paris::Choose a city]]Before an answer is selected, the dropdown will display:
Choose a city
I wanted a simple way to create interactive multiple-choice questions directly inside Anki without using complicated templates or external tools.
The goal was to keep everything lightweight, easy to learn, and fully integrated into the normal Anki workflow.
MIT License
If you have ideas, suggestions, or discover a better workflow, I'd love to hear your feedback.