Splits or distributes large Anki decks into subdecks by deck count or card count, keeps note cards together, and merges subdecks back with undo support.
Alternatives to deck-splitter--harel
AnkiWeb addon 934867533
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Imports PDFs as decks with page-number cards, optionally splitting books into subdecks, and displays pages in a configurable PDF viewer with autoscroll and in-review field editing.
Creates multiple nested Anki decks and subdecks at once from a simple text structure entered via the Tools menu.
Creates empty Anki decks, including nested Parent::Child hierarchies, via a paste-and-go dialog with preview, duplicate removal, comment support, remembered input and safe reuse of existing decks.
Turns pasted CSV into notes by auto-detecting delimiters, suggesting note types, creating subdecks, and importing through quick import or Anki’s standard dialog.
Lets you hide or show the browser's table, editor, and sidebar to maximize the remaining view, with configurable shortcuts and one-card-per-note behavior.
Copies notes into multiple decks based on tag hierarchies, creating matching decks and subdecks while leaving original cards untouched.
Syncs Notion toggle lists and tables into Anki flashcards, mirrors nested pages as subdecks, supports cloze deletions, and preserves rich text, images, and LaTeX — completely free and open-source.
Detects and classifies leeches using lapse metrics, adding Browse search filters, Card Info status, stats/plugin support, and a Tools summary with per-deck counts.
Creates many Anki notes at once from flat JSON arrays or mapped CSV/TSV data, supporting decks, tags, validation, warnings, and editable cards before bulk creation.
Displays a configurable progress bar tracking cards due, with snapshots, deck/subdeck selection, time-based progress, ETA, history charts, milestones, and celebratory effects.
Adds statistics graphs tracking learned cards, net and total matured cards, and matured cards lost, with cumulative totals to show learning and maturation progress.