AnkiWeb addon 2113325087
Automatically colors predefined words in card fields using customizable word-color pairs, supporting HTML/HEX colors, JSON datasets and optional bold formatting.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 2.1.0 | 24.04+ | 2025-08-26 |
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ColorCoding - Anki Add-on
Improve your learning strategy with the ColorCoding add-on. This tool allows you to set specific font colors for different terms and automatically colors these preset words when editing cards. Consistently color-coding your Anki cards can effectively enhance memory retention.
Within Anki, open “Tools” -> “Color Coding…” to set up word-color pairs.
Make sure there are no empty spaces in your word definitions.
Alternatively, you can manually provide data in JSON format, e.g.,
[{"word": "penicillin", "group": "", "color": "red"},
{"word": "doxycycline", "group": "", "color": "green"},
...
].
via “Tools” -> “Color Coding…” -> "Modify Manually".
Once you want to color your words, press the ColorCoding button. This automatically colors all defined words in the field that is currently being edited.
All available HTML color names and HEX color codes can be used. One color can be set for as many words as you want, allowing specific font colors to be used for either a single term or an entire group of words.
Preset words will automatically be colored while typing within the Add window.
Have you created a ColorCoding and you think it might benefit others as well? We encourage you to share your dataset! Feel free to reach out via GitHub.
This add-on is still under development. Please report any bug reports or feature requests.
ColorCoding - Anki Add-on
Improve your learning strategy with the ColorCoding add-on. This tool allows you to set specific font colors for different terms and automatically colors these preset words when editing cards. Consistently color-coding your Anki cards can effectively enhance memory retention.
Please follow the instructions on the anki web page.
Within Anki, open “Tools” -> “Color Coding…” to set up word-color pairs.
Make sure there are no empty spaces in your word definitions.
Alternatively, you can manually provide data in JSON format, e.g.,
[{"word": "penicillin", "group": "", "color": "red"},
{"word": "doxycycline", "group": "", "color": "green"},
...
].
via “Tools” -> “Color Coding…” -> "Modify Manually".
Once you want to color your words, press the ColorCoding button. This automatically colors all defined words in the field that is currently being edited.
All available HTML color names and HEX color codes can be used. One color can be set for as many words as you want, allowing specific font colors to be used for either a single term or an entire group of words.
Preset words will automatically be colored while typing within the Add window.
Preset datasets for color group word pairs are currently available for German and English medication lists.
These can then be manually inserted into the addon via “Tools” -> “Color Coding…” -> "Modify Manually".
This add-on is still under development. Please report any bug reports or feature requests.