Right-clicking any Browser tag instantly creates a filtered deck, flat or fully nested, with configurable sorting, card limits, search filters, and automatic unsuspending.
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271 addons, best rated first; obsolete addons are hidden. Tags are AI-generated and may contain mistakes.
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.
Restores Anki 2.0.8-era nonconsecutive-character search in the Study Deck dialog, so a single term like "5puki" can match "5 Computers::Anki" by skipping characters.
Greys out redundant New, Learn, and Due card counts for parent decks in the deck browser, leaving only lowest-level deck numbers in normal color.
Simplifies the deck browser by removing stats displays, shortcuts, and extra buttons, replacing New/Learn/Due columns with one total count while keeping native styling and study flow.
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.
Selects matching cards by semester, subject, lecture, or study plan, activates them with yield filters, and creates filtered decks, including nested subtag decks.
Groups decks into named bins so you can focus the deck browser on one area and study only its due cards without mixing decks or new cards.
Sets time-based card limits, increasing the number of cards available at specified times of day.
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.
Adds or removes a chosen prefix from the deck names of multiple cards selected in the card browser, useful for exporting and reimporting selected cards.
Sets per-deck daily new-card goals, fixed or deadline-based, and displays progress badges and bars on deck lists and overview screens, including subdecks.
Automatically suspends cards older than a configurable number of days in specified decks after each sync, with an optional pop-up summary, to reduce daily review load.
Displays only the total number of cards in a parent deck by summing its subdecks' cards, requiring the parent to contain no loose cards.
Gathers due review cards from chosen decks into one daily-rebuilt filtered deck with configurable order and card limit, preserving normal scheduling.
Adds a Move deck button to the card editor, letting users move a card to any deck via a searchable list.
Remembers the last reviewed deck and automatically scrolls to it in Anki’s Deck Browser, with optional green outline highlight and configurable retry settings.
Manages FSRS presets in a single table for editing retention, steps, and version, running optimize/evaluate, bulk-applying values, and setting deck-level overrides.
Transforms the deck browser into a gallery of elegant cards with customizable covers, icons, progress indicators, and deck statistics for more visual, organized navigation.
Automatically suspends mature cards on profile startup using per-deck interval thresholds, skipping already-suspended cards and tagging affected notes with a configurable retired tag.
Automatically switches language or keyboard layout based on the currently open deck, configured per deck in the Tools settings menu and supporting Windows.
Automatically sets a deck type's review limit to zero on selected weekdays.
Tags entire decks and subdecks, creates hierarchical tags as needed, and optionally suspends or unsuspends whole decks.
Copies notes into multiple decks based on tag hierarchies, creating matching decks and subdecks while leaving original cards untouched.
Raises today's new card limit by one each time a new card is answered with Easy.
Right-click a deck's gear icon to review it in a separate new window, allowing simultaneous study of multiple decks across monitors, with tags, keyboard shortcuts, and edit/flag fixes.
Sets different new-card and review limits for each day of the week, optionally per deck, via Tools > Daily Limits.
Adds a Tools menu option to configure deck colors, including the colors of new, learning, and review counts.
Selects matching cards by semester, subject, and lecture into a custom study deck, then returns them to the main deck for normal reviews.
Turns exam dates into manageable daily new-card targets through multiple independent plans with flexible study days, previews, safe limit restoration, and automatic recalculation, while leaving review scheduling to Anki.