Batch-imports multiple .apkg deck packages from files or folders, with optional recursive scanning, zip support, automatic backups, collection-package skipping, progress reporting, and configurable Anki import options.
Alternatives to Partial import from apkg file (mizmu)
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Imports multiple .apkg decks from a chosen folder at once, preserving the folder structure as nested parent decks; flat-structure importing is planned for a future version.
During .apkg import, moves existing duplicate or conflicting cards sharing the exact same GUID into the imported deck while preserving their scheduling and review history.
Imports only scheduling information from apkg deck packages via Tools, supporting the new 2.1.50+ compression format and noting beta status.
Forces Anki to prompt for profile selection at startup, restoring behavior removed in recent versions.
Exports selected Anki decks and subdecks as individual .apkg files to a chosen folder, and imports multiple .apkg files or folders, including empty decks.
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.
Automatically generates styled foreign language vocabulary cards with translations, text-to-speech audio and optional reverse cards from word lists or files.
Facilitates studying Japanese with subs2srs movie decks by focusing on spoken language without kanji, then teaching kana and romaji through known words, with tools for unknown sentences.
Extracts all audio files (.mp3, .ogg, .wav, .m4a) from any selected Anki .apkg package into a chosen folder via Tools menu, reporting a summary.
Exports selected browser cards as packages, optionally including sibling cards from the same notes, with a Ctrl+Shift+E shortcut and configurable sibling handling.
Exports and imports decks and notes as hierarchical JSON with media, enabling GitHub-based collaboration and Git-backed snapshots that track edit history.