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Exports known words from a chosen deck and field—as a text file, clipboard text, or JSON with first-studied dates—while stripping HTML, sound tags, and furigana.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 2.1.50 | 26.09+ | 2026-09-21 |
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Exports a field and tag legend stored as an HTML comment in a card template, copying it to the clipboard or saving it as a text file.
Adds right-click Browser options to copy a selected field from multiple notes to the clipboard, either as clean plain text with header and Note ID or as raw HTML.
Exports selected Anki note types as structured Markdown to the clipboard or a UTF-8 file for human or LLM inspection.
Exports the collection’s normal deck hierarchy as Markdown full paths, copied to the clipboard or saved as a UTF-8 file for use as LLM context or structural review.
Exports a collection's complete sorted tag list as plain text to the clipboard or a UTF-8 file, preserving hierarchical tags, with customizable keyboard shortcuts.
Exports selected cards to printable HTML or copies multiple cards' fields to the clipboard, stripping HTML, supporting MathJax and CSS, with configurable layout and prompts.
Gets the words you already know out of your collection, as a text file, on the clipboard, or as JSON.
Tools → Export Known Words…
Pick a deck and a field, tick the card states you want, and it reads that field off every card in them. Mature, young, learning and relearning are all on by default. New cards never are: a card you have not seen is not a word you have studied. One deck at a time, since a list with two languages in it is not much use.
A field usually holds more than the word, so HTML, sound tags, cloze
markers and entities come out, and Japanese furigana (漢字[かんじ]) is
reduced to the kanji. One tick box drops a leading il, la, el or
un, for decks that store a noun with its article.
Words come out oldest first, in a file named for the deck and the day.
The third button writes JSON with the date each word was first studied, which a text file cannot carry. Torval, a pop-up dictionary that keeps a list of the words you know, reads it under Settings → Words.
Free and open source, GPL-3.0. Source and issues: https://github.com/jacobgerritz/Torval