AnkiWeb addon 1777248848
Appends a multiple-choice image grid to card fronts, drawing the correct image and random distractors from selected decks, with configurable deck scope and image count.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 2.1.1 | + | 2025-07-02 |
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Mimics Quizlet's Learn Mode in Anki with progressive multiple-choice, true/false, typing and matching phases, plus cloze support, text-to-speech, and per-note-type configuration.
Creates multiple-choice Anki cards with randomized answer choices, configurable field prefixes, and highlighted correct answers, though it is incompatible with Anki mobile versions and multi-answer selection.
Randomizes image-occlusion answer-box placement each review and draws an arrow to the target, supporting forward/reverse/typing modes, context labels, and single-card cycling.
Adds multiple-choice, single-choice, and Kprim question cards to Anki, reviewable across platforms, with configurable answer styling and automatic correctness highlighting.
Creates and reviews single- and multiple-choice questions in Anki with an exam-style interface showing your selections, correct answers, color-coded feedback, and optional explanations.
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.
An Anki add-on to show a multiple choice grid of images
Sometimes when first learning new items, it is easier to start with multiple choice questions. Then, once you have some basic level of understanding of the material, you can begin reviewing it with less assistance, hints, etc. I find this especially true with language learning.
When you are reviewing a card, the add-on appends a grid of images below the default front side of the card. This grid of images includes this card's image (the correct one) and other randomly selected images from your selected decks. (when selecting images, the add-on grabs the first image it finds from the fields of this card's note). When you click to show the answer, the card's default back shows again and you can manually grade yourself (Again, Hard, Good, Easy). After grading, Anki advances to the next card, front side, and the add-on again inserts a new grid of images.
You can specify which decks this applies to and how many images you want to show. See Tools > Add-ons > Config.
When first learning new material, move your new cards into their own deck and set the add-on to work on this deck. Once you understand the cards more, move them back to another deck to study using Anki's standard features.
An Anki add-on to show a multiple choice grid of images
Sometimes when first learning new items, it is easier to start with multiple choice questions. Then, once you have some basic level of understanding of the material, you can begin reviewing it with less assistance, hints, etc. I find this especially true with language learning.
When you are reviewing a card, the add-on appends a grid of images below the default front side of the card. This grid of images includes this card's image (the correct one) and other randomly selected images from your selected decks. (when selecting images, the add-on grabs the first image it finds from the fields of this card's note). When you click to show the answer, the card's default back shows again and you can manually grade yourself (Again, Hard, Good, Easy). After grading, Anki advances to the next card, front side, and the add-on again inserts a new grid of images.
You can specify which decks this applies to and how many images you want to show. See Tools > Add-ons > Config.
When first learning new material, move your new cards into their own deck and set the add-on to work on this deck. Once you understand the cards more, move them back to another deck to study using Anki's standard features.