Automatically converts and resizes pasted or dragged images to WebP or AVIF, bulk-converts existing media, renames files, and removes duplicate media.
Alternatives to Anki Media & Note Field Compressor, Visualizer - MP3 -> Opus, jpeg & PNG -> Avif
AnkiWeb addon 226258153
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Downloads remote images and audio referenced in selected cards, converts inline base64 images to files, and rewrites references as local media links.
Downloads externally referenced images and audio from a selected deck into Anki's local storage and updates the notes' HTML and sound references.
Converts card audio between seven formats via FFmpeg, either in bulk from the browser or automatically in the background, replacing field references to fix mobile playback issues.
Turns Anki notes into interactive mind maps with customizable connections, minimap navigation, rich content rendering, and in-context review.
Batch downloads images through the Google Custom Search API and adds them to cards, converting them to resized WebP files while supporting animated GIFs.
Converts OGG and OPUS media files to MP3 using ffmpeg, running in the background and requiring ffmpeg installed on Windows, Ubuntu or macOS.
Turns the Anki preview window into a timed slideshow with random order, pause/next controls, tag-based answer timing and audio replays, plus an optional external media window for local files.
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.
Adds a card browser menu item for batch-adding information or media to a field and batch-replacing field contents across selected notes.
Exports selected Anki cards' answer sides as high-quality PNG images in bulk, organized by deck, rendering HTML, CSS, embedded images and MathJax formulas with customizable output settings.
Imports media files and subfolders as new notes, letting file and folder names populate fields, tags, sequences, and optional secondary media, with cards added to a MediaImport deck.