AnkiWeb addon 745038828
Synchronizes content across multiple Anki notes using unidirectional or bidirectional sync blocks, with templates for generating content and configurable conflict handling.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 23.10 | 25.07.5+ | 2026-01-09 |
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Synchronizes Anki and Notion bidirectionally, importing notes via tags or queries while preserving review history and auto-creating fields, decks, and templates (Anki 2.1.64+ required).
Creates mind maps inside Anki and links them bidirectionally to flashcards, enabling visual organization, node editing, and navigation between maps and review cards.
Loads Notion toggle lists as Anki notes into different decks, converting toggle titles and content into cards, with tags, clozes, and background or manual sync.
Loads Notion toggle-list blocks as flashcards into a chosen Anki deck, converting titles to fronts and content to backs, with tag parsing, cloze support, and manual or background synchronization.
Syncs selected Anki notes into an Obsidian vault in Note Synchronizer format, creating folders by deck hierarchy and skipping notes whose first field matches an existing Obsidian note.
Syncs WaniKani subjects into an Anki deck with dependency tracking, configurable suspension, early unlocking, and bidirectional review syncing between both platforms.
This is an Anki addon that synchronizes content across multiple notes. To see the source code, request a feature, or report a bug, visit the GitHub repository here.
There are two modes of synchronization: unidirectional and bidirectional.
To use the unidirectional mode, first retrieve a note ID of a note. This can be done using Ctrl+Shift+I shortcut in the browser.
To include the content of a note on another note, use the following syntax.
<span class="sync" note="1702531901010">
content
</span>
The block needs to be inserted in a raw form into the card. Use Ctrl-Shift-X when focused on the field to insert raw HTML.
Inside the plugin's folder, there is user_files/templates folder containing templates used for generating the content.
Content in a sync block is generated based on the type of source note.
For the default Anki note types, examples are provided inside the folder.
For custom note types, add a new template file with the name of a note type.
The sync blocks are synchronized when the field is unfocused and when a collection is synchronized. As there is a single source of truth, no conflicts can arise.
To use the bidirectional mode, wrap the content inside a sync element like this. Again, the wrapping has to be done inside the window editing the raw text.
<span class="sync">
content
</span>
A unique sync ID is generated for the sync block when the field is unfocused.
<span class="sync" sid="1655457568076_2_8406">
content
</span>
To reference the content on another note, insert the span block where necessary.
<span class="sync" sid="1655457568076_2_8406"></span>
The sync blocks are synchronized when the field is unfocused.
In case of a conflict, either a pop-up is shown requesting a resolution,
or the contents of a sync block are uploaded to other sync blocks in a collection.
The behavior can be controlled by setting bidir_unfocus_action value in
the plugin's config to ask or upload, respectively.
Below is an example plugin config.
{
"bidir_unfocus_action": "upload"
}
This is an Anki addon that synchronizes content across multiple notes. To see the source code, request a feature, or report a bug, visit the GitHub repository here.
There are two modes of synchronization: unidirectional and bidirectional.
To use the unidirectional mode, first retrieve a note ID of a note. This can be done using Ctrl+Shift+I shortcut in the browser.
To include the content of a note on another note, use the following syntax.
<span class="sync" note="1702531901010">
content
</span>
The block needs to be inserted in a raw form into the card. Use Ctrl-Shift-X when focused on the field to insert raw HTML.
Inside the plugin's folder, there is user_files/templates folder containing templates used for generating the content.
Content in a sync block is generated based on the type of source note.
For the default Anki note types, examples are provided inside the folder.
For custom note types, add a new template file with the name of a note type.
The sync blocks are synchronized when the field is unfocused and when a collection is synchronized. As there is a single source of truth, no conflicts can arise.
To use the bidirectional mode, wrap the content inside a sync element like this. Again, the wrapping has to be done inside the window editing the raw text.
<span class="sync">
content
</span>
A unique sync ID is generated for the sync block when the field is unfocused.
<span class="sync" sid="1655457568076_2_8406">
content
</span>
To reference the content on another note, insert the span block where necessary.
<span class="sync" sid="1655457568076_2_8406"></span>
The sync blocks are synchronized when the field is unfocused.
In case of a conflict, either a pop-up is shown requesting a resolution,
or the contents of a sync block are uploaded to other sync blocks in a collection.
The behavior can be controlled by setting bidir_unfocus_action value in
the plugin's config to ask or upload, respectively.
Below is an example plugin config.
{
"bidir_unfocus_action": "upload"
}