AnkiWeb addon 698282862
Adds per-deck buttons to study decks in configurable small batches, separating new/learning from reviews and including a Rebuild button to refill remaining batch slots.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 2.1.1 | + | 2026-09-04 |
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Adds a separate drill-training mode outside Anki's SRS system, drilling small card batches until each is answered correctly three times in a row, repeating mistakes and weak cards more often.
Monitors card activity during Anki reviews to pause or restart a configurable Pomodoro focus timer, show study stats, plan decks around exam dates, and optionally sync sessions.
Creates a filtered 10-card micro-batch deck, prioritizing due then new cards, and rebuilds it via a customizable shortcut to immediately start review, keeping lapsed cards in the batch.
Provides CSS-based syntax highlighting for code in Anki cards, including night mode, with batch template configuration.
Organizes the Anki deck list into labeled sections using customizable separator lines with styling, optional labels, spacing, and live preview, syncing with your collection.
Adds two deck-based study mini-games—Memory Flip matching face-down pairs and Line Match connecting fronts to backs—with configurable grids, timings, and optional due-card review.
I made another small addon for Anki called Batch Mode.
I like studying a big deck in small chunks instead of seeing 500+ cards and feeling like there is no end to it lol.
You can technically do something similar by changing the limits in Deck Options, but changing them every time I want to do a small batch gets cumbersome. So I made an easier way.
Batch Mode adds two buttons next to each deck. +10 is the default, but you can change the batch size to whatever you want.
🔵 Blue = New + Learning 🟢 Green = Due Reviews
New and Learning are combined in the blue batch. Learning cards are picked first, then the remaining spots are filled with New cards.
So if your batch size is 10 and you have 3 Learning cards, you get 3 Learning + 7 New. If you have 10+ Learning cards, you'll just get 10 Learning cards.
If you start a batch of 10, do 2 cards and leave, the remaining 8 will still be there when you come back.
There's also a Rebuild button. It just fills your current batch back up to whatever size you chose. If you have 6 left in a batch of 10, it keeps those 6 and adds 4. If you already have 10, it does nothing.
Once you answer a card, it's done for that batch. If Anki schedules it again later, normal Anki scheduling takes care of it.
Your normal deck and Study button still work as usual. Batch Mode is just a quicker way to break a big workload into small chunks without constantly going into Deck Options and changing limits.
Made this mostly for myself because doing 10 + 10 + 10 feels way less painful than looking at 900 cards 😂