AnkiWeb addon 586353507
Automatically fills a chosen note field with images fetched from Wikipedia or Wikimedia Commons based on a term field, with configurable deck, language, width, and overwrite options.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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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.
Generates Japanese vocabulary frequency rankings from the Rikai-Sama database and appends the ranking number to a chosen card field.
Adds hoverable Wikipedia tooltips with definitions and images to underlined terms in flashcards during review, with configurable language, appearance, class targeting, and blocked-word lists.
Fills Anki notes with dictionary data—definitions, examples, synonyms, part of speech, IPA, audio, and images—from Cambridge and Wiktionary sources, using configurable field mapping and typo suggestions.
Looks up Japanese pitch-accent pronunciations for expressions, auto-filling or bulk-adding a Pronunciation field, with optional lookup during review and customizable field names.
Automatically attaches images and GIFs to Anki vocabulary cards, classifying words into 14 groups, reranking candidate images with CLIP, and verifying them through Vision QC before insertion.
Automatically fill an Image field in your notes by searching Wikipedia/Wikimedia based on a term field.
This add‑on looks at a source field in your notes (default: term), queries Wikipedia (and falls back to Wikimedia Commons), downloads a thumbnail image, saves it into your Anki collection’s media, and inserts an HTML <img> tag into a destination field (default: Image).
term)Image)en)term).<img src="filename.ext"> into the destination field.image_finder folder into your add‑ons directory:
~/Library/Application Support/Anki2/addons21/cd image_finder
zip -r ../image_finder.zip . -x "*.pyc" -x "__pycache__/*" -x ".*"