Automatically rephrases Anki flashcards using AI so you learn concepts rather than memorized wording, with side-by-side review, approval, retry variations, and reversible changes.
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Creates interactive code-input cards that compare your answer against the correct solution with a visual diff to help learn APIs through practice.
Grades individual chess opening moves as separate cards, automatically marking parent cards correct on sync or queuing them for manual grading when marked and red-flagged.
Makes the background RGBA; currently a work in progress.
Converts searchable PDFs into Anki study cards automatically, with page selection and cloze or image-occlusion modes for text, tables, and diagrams.
Generates sentence audio via a local AI TTS server and bulk-translates text fields, processing only notes selected in Browse and writing WAV files into mapped fields.
Converts cloze-formatted item or ordered lists into individual Anki notes, embedding a hidden searchable ID for finding and managing notes from the same list.
Mirrors add-ons, their settings, and Anki preferences across computers through AnkiWeb sync, with selective per-computer installation, rollback, popup queuing, and shareable setup files.
An early demo version of an image picker tool that will be updated later, as the developer is currently busy with other addons.
Previews proposed chess improvementsβLichess and Chess.com importers, puzzle cards, and new board featuresβso they can be tested before joining the official release.
Analyzes chosen decks and difficult cards, generating AI practice questions, plain-language explanations, pathology comparisons, and optional YouTube video links for medical study.
Is in alpha and not ready for public use, with no functionality details provided.
Transforms Anki tags into customizable badges with automatic category detection, colors, emoji icons, counters, per-category settings, show/hide options, optional animations, and support for simple and hierarchical tags.
Adds a dashboard for UWSOM students showing daily third-party videos, one-click card unsuspending, video links, and light progress gamification, requiring AnKing v11 and Qt6.
Imports and exports decks, notes, and related data in JSON format to support collaborative crowd-sourcing, with Git integration for automatically tracking edit history and snapshots.
Imports Markdown Zettelkasten folders into Anki decks and notes, mapping files to a cloze note type while supporting math, code blocks, tables, images, and emoji.
Makes mpv subtitles interactive, enabling pop-up dictionary lookups and creating cards by clicking subtitle words, with definitions automatically filling note fields.
Fills Anki note fields with dictionary data such as pronunciation, definitions, examples, and inflections from online or local CSV sources via one-click lookup, configurable per note type.
Identifies your most-failed cards, explains why they slip, and suggests clearer rewrites, plus an AI card tutor, card creation from notes or screenshots, look-alike untangling, and study progress tracking.
Unofficially syncs cards and pulls changes from Migaku Memory directly into Anki, though it is only tested with Early Access and may not work with the standard release.
Automatically creates Anki cards from foreign-language videos by screenshotting unfamiliar words, capturing subtitle audio, and using local AI to translate and fill custom fields.
Renders organic chemistry 2D structures inline from SMILES strings via custom tags using SmilesDrawer, and adds a toolbar button to wrap SMILES quickly.
Buries siblings of new cards automatically once daily after sync or app load, or manually, and can push siblings of correctly answered new cards forward a few days.
Turns Anki's deck list into a calm dark dashboard with a subject tree, workload, progress and activity overviews, plus optional safe study settings.
Adds modal Vim/Neovim-style editing and keybindings to Anki's note editor, with many motions and operators still partially implemented or under development.
Provides an undocumented beta version of audio vocabulary card functionality, with no further details available.
Rewords flashcards using ChatGPT to avoid cued cards, and is password-locked because the API integration isn't free.
Adds audio files, SVG accent diagrams, and kanji to Anki vocabulary cards using NHK dictionary assets, though it remains in development with no shippable version.
Automatically fills Chinese note fieldsβtranslation, pinyin, audio, characters, Bopomofo, frequency, sentencesβand adds part-of-speech and Kangxi radical fields with bulk backfill.
Fills Swedish Anki cards automatically with translations and pronunciation, and opens Google image search, Reverso context, and SAOL for reference.