Automatically resizes pasted or drag-and-dropped images to configurable dimensions, with shortcut resizing, aspect-ratio options, upscaling control, and transformation quality settings.
Alternatives to Editor scale images
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Automatically resizes and aligns images pasted or drag-dropped into Anki's editor using configurable strategies, with deck-specific defaults and toolbar controls.
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.
Enables direct in-reviewer flashcard text editing with formatting, cloze and list tools, a medical spellchecker, and image resizing, avoiding the browser or edit window.
Shrinks pasted images by default and lets you undoably shrink all images in selected notes via the browser's right-click menu, affecting the editor only.
Resizes images by individually setting CSS width and height through a right-click editor menu, preserving quality and supporting Image Occlusion notes.
Hides Anki's macOS window title bar and buttons, reclaiming the header space while keeping rounded corners and window resizing; it is macOS-only and does nothing elsewhere.
Displays a customizable floating graph tracking review pace against a target time per card, with average speed, display styles, hotkeys, and saved preferences.
Replaces Anki's system title bar with a modern header or sidebar, integrating menus and window controls while preserving resizing, snapping, and theme-aware styling.
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.
Scales images while editing notes by setting a configurable CSS max-height for selected fields, offering individual and bulk scaling via keyboard shortcuts or buttons.