AnkiWeb addon 95972556
Reads Markdown and text notes to generate accurate Basic and Cloze Anki flashcards locally via Ollama, with duplicate detection, auto-tagging, custom prompts and an English/Italian interface.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.55 | 2.1.66+ | 2026-03-06 |
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Reads PDFs inside Anki, links flashcards to their exact source page, and uses Gemini AI to generate cloze cards and explanations.
Turns Anki into a markdown notebook where you write papers, organize them in folders, and generate Basic, reversible, and cloze cards from plain-text lines.
Explains topics, chats about study material, and generates basic, cloze, image-occlusion, and audio cards from notes, documents, and images, with free local text-to-speech.
Generates basic, cloze, and pairing flashcards from any text using ChatGPT, with selectable model, card count, response length, editing, manual review, and automatic language detection.
Generates tagged Anki decks from medical learning objectives and in-class PDFs using a structured prompt, outputting basic and cloze flashcards as JSON.
Turns clipboard text into Anki flashcards using a chosen AI provider directly in the Add window, with review, regeneration, note-type mapping, and specialization options.
This plugin was made for students, researchers, and anyone who studies from computer notes. Whether you use plain text files, or any markdown-based system, Anki Notes Generator reads your notes and automatically creates high-quality Anki flashcards using AI.
Instead of spending hours manually writing flashcards, you select your notes, click one button, and the plugin generates accurate, well-formatted cards (Basic and Cloze) that respect the original source material — no hallucinated content, no external knowledge added.
Point the plugin at any folder on your computer. It reads .md, .txt, and .markdown files, extracts frontmatter metadata (titles, subjects, tags), and organizes everything into a clean, searchable list. Optimized for Obsidian vaults but works perfectly with any folder structure.
The plugin connects to Ollama — a free, local AI runtime — to generate flashcards. It supports both cloud models (like gemini-3-flash-preview:cloud which is the default model used in the plugin) and local models. The built-in prompts are carefully engineered to:
\(...\) and \[...\])\ce{...}{{c1::...}} Anki syntax with optional hints.Before adding any card, the plugin checks if a similar card already exists in your collection. Duplicate cards are automatically skipped, so you can safely re-generate from updated notes without polluting your deck.
Cards are automatically tagged based on the note's subject (detected from frontmatter metadata or parent folder name). You can configure a custom tag prefix and enable/disable auto-tagging from settings.
If Ollama isn't installed on your system, the plugin detects this and shows an "Install Ollama" button. Clicking it silently downloads and installs Ollama in the background — no popups, no browser, no manual setup. A progress bar tracks the download, and the default model is pulled automatically.
Power users can fully customize the Basic and Cloze generation prompts from the Prompts tab. The plugin uses {title}, {subject}, {content}, and {tags} placeholders that are automatically filled in for each note.
The entire UI is available in English and Italian, switchable from the top bar. All labels, buttons, tooltips, help texts, and error messages are fully translated.