AnkiWeb addon 1898311754
Adds right-click Browser options to copy a selected field from multiple notes to the clipboard, either as clean plain text with header and Note ID or as raw HTML.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.1 | + | 2025-10-27 |
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Copies a single selected card’s non-empty note fields, in order and with HTML stripped, to the clipboard as Markdown via the Browser context menu, without modifying the collection.
Automatically copies a configured field from the selected note to the clipboard in the card browser, based on note type settings.
Exports selected cards to printable HTML or copies multiple cards' fields to the clipboard, stripping HTML, supporting MathJax and CSS, with configurable layout and prompts.
Copies configured card fields to the clipboard when selecting cards in Browser, viewing front/answer sides in Reviewer, or loading notes in Editor, aiding bulk editing and clipboard-monitor workflows.
Bulk-adds many notes at once via an editable table or YAML text view, exporting to the clipboard for LLMs or spreadsheets, using existing notes as context.
Copies pre-formatted information from selected Anki Browser notes using customizable per-note-type templates, hotkeys, tag placeholders, and escaped HTML for Word/Excel compatibility.
This addon adds a simple but powerful utility to the Anki Browser: the ability to quickly copy the content of a specific field from multiple selected notes directly to your clipboard.
It's perfect for when you need to export text for use in a spreadsheet, document, or another application without going through the full export process.
The addon provides two distinct ways to copy the content, accessible from the right-click context menu in the Browser:
Copy Text Field (Plain)
<div>, <b>, etc.) but intelligently preserves Cloze deletion syntax ({{c1::...}}) and LaTeX.Copy Text Field (HTML)
You can easily change the target field name and the header for the plain text copy.
In Anki, go to Tools → Add-ons.
Select "Copy Text Field to Clipboard" and click "View Files".
Open the __init__.py file in a text editor.
Modify the values in the CONFIG section at the top of the file:
# ------------ CONFIG -----------------
FIELD_NAME = "Text" # rename if your field differs
HEADER = "FLASHCARDS" # first line for the plain-copy variant
# -------------------------------------
Save the file and restart Anki for the changes to take effect.