Enables drawing and writing on cards during review, similar to AnkiDroid, with a temporary on-screen board, settings menu, Ctrl+R toggle, and hide/clean icons, currently supported on Linux.
Alternatives to AnkiDraw - Draw and write using mouse and stylus with pressure support
AnkiWeb addon 1868980340
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Changes the default keybindings for drawing and writing with mouse or stylus pressure support, including write, clear, and undo shortcuts.
Adds a lightweight drawing and handwriting scratchpad to card review, supporting mouse, touch, stylus and pen input, colours, thickness levels, erasers, Surface Pen erasing, and auto-clearing between cards.
Adds handwriting annotation to Anki with an eraser, line and rectangle-highlight tools, text boxes, handwriting saving, and a resizable window.
Enables drawing, writing, highlighting, and stroke-based erasing directly on cards using two customizable pens, a highlighter, and eraser, with undo/redo, repositionable toolbar, and tool-aware cursors.
Adds a resizable scratchpad to the review screen for typing or drawing answers, with pen pressure support, a clear button, night mode, and automatic clearing on each new card.
Assigns Anki review actions—answer ratings, show answer, undo, or nothing—to mouse buttons, scroll-wheel movements, and long presses, configurable separately for question and answer sides.
Maps mouse clicks, wheel actions, and trackpad swipes to Anki review commands across question, answer, overview, and congratulations screens, plus deck-browser navigation and middle-click drag scrolling.
Adds countdown pressure bars with color warnings, shake and miss overlays, auto-flips cards on timeout, supports deck-specific limits, blur-to-reveal focus, and multilingual settings.
Enables fast cropping, rotating, flipping, annotating, and drawing on images directly within Anki’s note editor, with shortcut access, aspect-ratio presets, and multilingual 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.
Enables hands-free Anki reviews by using a webcam to detect head and hand gestures, with customizable gesture-to-action mapping, sensitivity settings, recalibration, and optional camera preview.