Splits a video into frames and creates cards whose front is each frame and back is the video's title, tagged videotoframes in the default deck.
card-creation
Building notes from text, words, clipboard; field auto-fill. All categories Β· Refine with filters
750 addons, best rated first; obsolete addons are hidden. Tags are AI-generated and may contain mistakes.
Widens the editor's first field and adds focus-independent shortcuts for previewing next or previous notes and opening an image-search link, speeding intensive image drag-and-drop.
Extracts Korean-to-Korean definitions from the National Institute of Korean Language dictionary and inserts them into a chosen Anki field for selected cards in bulk.
Enables macOS Anki users to sketch and annotate flashcards with an iPad or iPhone using Apple Pencil and Continuity, including non-destructive image edits and Image Occlusion integration.
Imports yomitan-format dictionary zip files and adds definitions to selected notes using configurable note types, source and destination fields, with HTML or plain-text output and optional overwriting.
Creates multiple notes at once from a temporary note in the add window, splitting configured question/answer fields, with optional cloze support and cross-note links.
Automatically syncs burned WaniKani radicals, kanji, and vocabulary into an Anki deck, downloading audio and including personal notes and synonyms, with incremental manual or startup syncing.
Imports PGN or TXT chess files and converts each game into an Anki flashcard, letting you choose the deck and note type.
Adds a note to an open Anki deck with a single key press, using the Rikaisama extension for real-time import.
Adds a + button to the card-editing toolbar for creating custom buttons that insert content at the cursor or around selected text, with custom shortcuts and dark-mode support.
Runs a local MCP server inside Anki so Claude or other LLM clients can create, search, edit, move and study your cards conversationally, plus analyze retention.
Fetches Japanese audio and pitch accent data from jotoba.de for Anki cards, though coverage is incomplete.
Lets you set which note field receives the cursor when creating a new note, configured per note type using a zero-based field index.
Imports paired audio and .lrc subtitle files into Anki as notes, letting you choose deck, note type, field contents, tags, and optionally random images.
Adds Japanese vocabulary drawn from known words in other decks to kanji-writing decks, populating question, answer, and extra fields with furigana and color-coded known or confused kanji.
Automatically downloads Bing images for Anki cards in bulk, optionally using Google Gemini AI to turn dictionary definitions into vivid visual scene queries, with preview, undo, and multilingual field detection.
Fills Anki notes with dictionary dataβdefinitions, examples, synonyms, part of speech, IPA, audio, and imagesβfrom Cambridge and Wiktionary sources, using configurable field mapping and typo suggestions.
Creates interactive medical flowcharts and mind maps inside Anki, with drag-and-drop editing, auto-cloze cards, JSON/AI import, alignment tools, and click-to-reveal review.
Adds an Add-and-close button to the Add window, letting users save a new card and close the window, useful when not batch adding cards.
Copies configured fields and optionally tags from the previous note of the same type, with per-note-type settings and a toolbar button for pasting them.
Imports images and audio pasted from GoldenDict into Anki cards, including while editing, and supports Anki 2.1.
Syncs saved Readwise Reader articles into a configurable Anki deck and note type for incremental reading, removing articles once archived in Readwise.
Stores YouTube videos in a searchable sentence database, adds matching audio, sentences, and screenshots to existing cards, and creates Subs2SRS decks from videos or playlists.
Syncs Notion toggle lists and tables into Anki flashcards, mirrors nested pages as subdecks, supports cloze deletions, and preserves rich text, images, and LaTeX β completely free and open-source.
Provides inline AI autocomplete and Cmd-K prompting via a local Ollama server, including natural-language browse queries and PDF-grounded card suggestions.
Automates AI-powered vocabulary card creation with audio, translations, images, definitions, mnemonics, and progressive exercises, but requires the separately purchased companion dictionary.
Scrapes IndiaBix questions into formatted Anki flashcards, with one-click imports, automatic daily current affairs syncing, hierarchical decks, explanations, images, and automatic tagging.
Automatically fetches Japanese-Japanese definitions from weblio and formats them into a note field from comma-separated words, including readings, indented sub-definitions, and examples.
Generates AI example sentences in a chosen target language plus English translations from each card's front field, then overwrites specified deck fields.
Inserts numbered image and PDF appendix links into the editor, with buttons to toggle appendix mode, convert images to links, and select media PDFs.