Adds a playable chess game in Anki, against the computer or a friend, with FIDE rules, hints, and automatic creation of study cards from positions.
Alternatives to FEN Chess Visualizer 2.1
AnkiWeb addon 807548099
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Builds interactive chess flashcards that each hold a complete line, integrate Anki's grading, support PGN/FEN creation, desktop and iOS, plus syncing shared decks and tactical drilling.
Renders chess positions written in FEN notation within [fen] tags on Anki cards as inline SVG boards, with configurable size, square colors, and coordinate display.
Imports PGN or TXT chess files and converts each game into an Anki flashcard, letting you choose the deck and note type.
Imports chess PGN game collections into Anki decks, creating opening-repertoire flashcards with board diagrams, annotations, and nested variations, while allowing re-imports without losing learning progress.
Exports selected Anki cards' answer sides as high-quality PNG images in bulk, organized by deck, rendering HTML, CSS, embedded images and MathJax formulas with customizable output settings.
Highlights browser search matches within notes, including field code, tags, regex and overlapping matches, with auto-scroll, scrollbar indicators and customizable settings.
Turns Anki reviews into a focused momentum game with question/answer timers, protective streaks, optional audio and controller feedback, Time Boosts, and tools for flagging slow cards.
Displays all cards from the selected deck in a customizable, paginated grid with hover/click flipping, flip-all mode, and LaTeX rendering, though images, audio, and other media are unsupported.
Imports LaTeX files into Anki as flashcard notes, supporting tags and HTML, though it is no longer maintained.
Bolds target Japanese words within sentences by wrapping them in <b> tags, using configurable expression, reading, and sentence fields.
Plays customizable sounds and visual effects when reviews start, answers are clicked, decks are completed, or cards are repeatedly failed.