AnkiWeb addon 1980871359
Records voice audio during card review via a microphone button or Ctrl+Shift+R, opening the note editor and inserting the recording into a per-note-type field.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 25.09.2 | + | 2026-04-19 |
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Wraps grouped fields in a custom tag so autoplay plays only one audio, with shortcuts to replay or cycle forward/backward through the group.
Creates image-occlusion cards with typed-answer rectangles, hints, rotated shapes, arrows, text-to-speech or audio playback, zoom, games, and HTML export.
Converts messy MCQ text into editable notes with preview and review, then imports them into Anki using positional fields, plus a bundled note-type installer.
Enables batch editing of Anki cards and supports selecting and inserting multiple media files at once using Ctrl or Shift when attaching images.
Enables fully offline, hands-free deck review using spoken commands to reveal answers, grade cards, and undo actions, with configurable vocabulary, timing, and noise filtering.
Synthesizes Japanese speech at review time via a local VOICEVOX server, with centrally routed voice presets, text cleanup and regex rules, and optional cached audio export for mobile playback.
Record your own voice while reviewing cards, directly from the reviewer — no extra windows, no context switching.
This add-on is built around the Feynman Technique: the best way to check whether you actually understand something is to explain it out loud. Now you can do that inside Anki and save the recording directly to your note.
While you are in review mode, the add-on adds:
Ctrl+Shift+RTriggering either one will:
The microphone button sits unobtrusively in the top-right corner while you review.
Once triggered, Anki opens the note editor and the recording begins immediately into the target field.
The target field is configured per note type, so you can use different fields across different decks.
The add-on remembers the saved field for each note type and restores your last selection when you reopen the settings.
GitHub: Feynman-Audio-NB
MIT License
This add-on lets you record audio directly while reviewing cards in Anki Desktop.
When you are in review mode, it adds:
Ctrl+Shift+RThis is how the microphone button appears while you are reviewing a card.
When you click the icon or use the shortcut, the add-on:
After you trigger the shortcut, Anki opens the current note and starts recording into the configured field.
The target field is set separately for each note type.
To choose a field:
Tools > Review Audio Shortcut SettingsSave fieldThis is the settings window where you choose the target field.
The add-on remembers:
Tools > Review Audio Shortcut Settingsaddons21 directory