Lets you search multiple providers and interactively choose thumbnails before inserting images into selected Anki notes, with batch processing and session controls.
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Automatically fills empty Picture fields in a selected deck with high-quality images from Pexels, Unsplash, or Google Images via SerpAPI, using chosen note fields as search terms.
Batch downloads images through the Google Custom Search API and adds them to cards, converting them to resized WebP files while supporting animated GIFs.
Translates selected card text via Google Translate from the editor or browser, adding extra fields such as romanization, definitions, examples and alternative translations, with throttled requests.
Downloads pictures from Baidu Images for selected cards via the card browser's Edit menu, with a fix for the distutils ModuleNotFoundError.
Batch downloads Google Images into specified Anki note fields using multiple queries, custom image counts, resizing, and language/region filters.
Automatically downloads Bing images for Anki cards in bulk, optionally using Google Gemini AI to turn dictionary definitions into vivid visual scene queries, with preview, undo, and multilingual field detection.
Batch-adds Immersion Kit images and audio to cards, highlights target words, removes Japanese spaces, supports sentence-length filtering, and offers shortcuts for quick random sentence retrieval.
Adds Google Dictionary pronunciations (American and British), meanings, and translations to vocabulary entries, with batch editing and configurable field targeting.
Adds Tatoeba example sentences, translations, and native-speaker audio to Japanese flashcards, either one card at a time or through fast batch deck processing.
Turns photos of textbook pages, worksheets, and handwritten notes into editable flashcards via Gemini vision, with a personal API key, duplicate checks, and single-click undo.
Batch download audio and pronunciation from Merriam-Webster into selected cards, though it is a half-working, unmaintained prototype incompatible with recent Anki versions.