Fetches definitions, translations, pronunciation audio, phonemic transcriptions, and examples from multiple dictionaries into customizable Anki cards that work across all platforms.
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.
Syncs started WaniKani vocabulary into configurable Anki decks, creating English-meaning-to-Japanese cards with optional pronunciation audio.
Imports LUTE terms and translations into Anki as two-field flashcards, with configurable status, parent-term, tag, deck, duplicate, and auto-import filters.
Creates Anki cards asking for friends' ages from their birth dates, automatically updating age and resetting the card to new on birthdays, with Google/Outlook contact CSV import.
Converts YouTube videos, playlists, or channels into translated vocabulary flashcards with optional text-to-speech or video audio, screenshots, rom
Simplifies typing Latin vocabulary by converting vowels followed by underscores or asterisks into macrons or breves, configurable for specific decks or note types.
Fills Anki note fields using AI services or local MDX and online dictionaries, per-field, with batch processing, scheduled generation, custom parsers and configuration backup.
Fills Chinese characters, pinyin, stroke-order animations, and Forvo audio with an API key into configurable note fields from typed characters or pinyin after unfocusing the field.
Automatically resizes and aligns images pasted or drag-dropped into Anki's editor using configurable strategies, with deck-specific defaults and toolbar controls.
Automates English flashcard creation by auto-filling translations, plural, part of speech, and audio via a local dictionary, Google TTS, and Google Translate fallback.
Lets users play audio by clicking any [sound:...] tag in the note editor, enabling quick checks without previewing the card.
Searches PDF or PPTX lecture slides against your Anki collection using local semantic embeddings, moves matched cards into decks, and uses Gemini to generate cloze cards for uncovered concepts.
Lets OpenEvidence communicate with Anki, enabling one-click flashcard creation directly from the USMLE Prep Tutor; it is a fork of AnkiConnect.
Creates screenshot-based occlusion cards that reveal hidden sections one step at a time, supporting grouped or sequential reveals for ordered, long-form answers and diagrams.
Integrates AI into Anki to ask unlimited questions, auto-generate summaries, and instantly create flashcards from AI-generated answers without switching apps.
Copies or cuts selected editor content into new notes, can transfer other fields and add them directly to the database, and schedules tagged cards without increasing intervals.
Searches Forvo for clipboard or typed words, downloads pronunciation audio to the profile's media folder, and copies it to the clipboard, with configurable language and shortcut.
Automatically fills Japanese vocabulary and sentence flashcards from a typed word or sentence, adding translations, kana readings, kanji readings, transitivity, part-of-speech, offline dictionary lookups, and Google TTS audio.
Enables fast cropping, rotating, flipping, annotating, and drawing on images directly within Ankiβs note editor, with shortcut access, aspect-ratio presets, and multilingual support.
Imports plain text directly into Anki without temporary CSV files, supports custom field content with HTML tags, free formatting and prefixes or suffixes, and can insert surrounding context such as adjacent lines and line numbers.
Converts your own Markdown, TXT, DOCX, or pasted study material into reviewable Anki card candidates, with learning goals, safe templates, manual review, duplicate checks, and session-only API keys.
Monitors clipboard changes and automatically pastes new content into a selected field in Anki's Add window, bringing it to the foreground.
Synthesizes Japanese speech at review time via a local VOICEVOX server, with centrally routed voice presets, text cleanup and regex rules, and optional cached audio export for mobile playback.
Modifies or fakes note creation times to define a custom persistent note sorting order, warning that it is poorly tested and may damage collections.
Bulk-creates Anki cards from pasted text, one card per line, with deck and note type selection, delimiter splitting, tab-separated fields, tags, and optional browser display or auto-close.
Enhances pasted content by splitting AI-generated questions and answers via prefixes, detecting headlines and paragraphs, removing line breaks for better layout, and replacing bullet symbols with a custom character.
Adds an editor button that uses ChatGPT to automatically fill a flashcard's front and back, requiring an OpenAI API key and configurable model, and likely only works in dark mode.
Backfills Japanese vocabulary notes with example sentences, screenshots, audio and translations from Nadeshiko, Immersion Kit or local Aobana sources, either deck-wide, for selected notes, or by hotkey while reviewing.
Stores traditional tunes as ABC notation, displays them as sheet music, automatically groups tunes into practice sets, and imports tune details directly from thesession.org URLs.
Provides fast, offline speech-to-text dictation for Anki, with spoken formatting commands and customizable voice macros for card creation and app control.