Imports CSV or pasted text into Anki with auto-detected delimiters and note types, searchable deck selection, quick imports, subdeck creation, tag handling, and session history browsing or deletion.
Alternatives to csv paste [depricated use csv import +]
AnkiWeb addon 202309288
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Turns pasted CSV into notes by auto-detecting delimiters, suggesting note types, creating subdecks, and importing through quick import or Ankiβs standard dialog.
Protects chosen fields, tags, note styling, and deck descriptions when importing shared decks, while allowing selective forced updates and tag merging.
Synchronizes Anki decks one-way from a published Google Sheets CSV, creating, updating, and removing Basic or Cloze cards and assigning tags, without reverse syncing.
Creates many Anki notes at once from flat JSON arrays or mapped CSV/TSV data, supporting decks, tags, validation, warnings, and editable cards before bulk creation.
Batch imports multiple Excel, CSV, TSV and TXT files into Anki, auto-creating filename-based decks and subdecks, with field mapping, configurable duplicate handling, and Excel text color support.
Fixes stray // and $$ math delimiters in NotebookLM and CSV-imported flashcards, preserves existing LaTeX, supports undo, and can tag cards possibly missing images.
Converts dollar MathJax delimiters to \(...\) and \[...\] forms in the Editor, selected Browser notes in bulk, and the current review note, preserving formatting and skipping rendered equations.
Imports markdown files as flashcards with customizable front/back delimiters and KaTeX support, though it lacks error handling and requires specifying semicolon separators during import.
Silently syncs the collection in the background after configurable idle periods, without stealing focus, syncing only on detected changes and deferring during dialogs, focus, or reviews.
Batch-updates multiple fields across selected notes from a CSV file, with automatic field mapping, dry-run and diff previews, and change logging to SQLite for recovery.
Imports XLSX spreadsheets directly into Anki, auto-matching field names and letting each field be processed as text, HTML, or Markdown.