Expands the Decks gear menu with useful options such as adding cards, creating sub-decks, and browsing, adapting the available actions to standard or filtered decks.
deck-management
Deck tree, subdecks, deck options, limits. All categories Β· Refine with filters
271 addons, best rated first; obsolete addons are hidden. Tags are AI-generated and may contain mistakes.
Adds four reviewer shortcuts to open a tag dialogue, apply predefined tags, apply tags and move to a preset deck, or move to a preset deck.
Protects chosen fields, tags, note styling, and deck descriptions when importing shared decks, while allowing selective forced updates and tag merging.
Creates filtered decks of optimal cards for studying ahead, choosing those whose intervals would be reduced by the smallest percentage.
Opens the first due card of a selected deck at launch and automatically advances through a queue of decks after each one is finished.
Pins favorite decks at the top of Ankiβs home screen, hides others with a focus mode, and adds manual ordering, streak/statistics panels, grid and split-deck views.
Adds a graphical manager for organizing decks into parent folders, with search, bulk moving, sub-deck creation, promotion to root, context-menu access, and undo support.
Adds a gear in the main window's deck browser that opens the Anki browser showing that deck's cards.
Adds Tools menu and deck gear options to expand or collapse all decks or only a selected deck's child decks in the main window.
Redesigns Anki's deck list, reviewer, sidebar, Add, Browse, Stats and Preferences with a cleaner look, searchable navigation, heatmap, stats and customizable themes, all individually toggleable.
Imports CSV or pasted text into Anki with auto-detected delimiters and note types, searchable deck selection, quick imports, subdeck creation, tag handling, and session history browsing or deletion.
Adjusts daily new card limits per deck based on young card counts, estimated review load, or cards due soon, with configurable rules and automatic updates.
Changes the options group for a deck's subdecks, allowing selection of starting and ending depths for the recursive configuration update.
Automatically maps tags to decks when adding notes, prompting you to choose a deck for new tags and remembering or ignoring that choice; does nothing when a note has multiple tags.
Automatically unsuspends kanji cards when their characters appear in already-seen Japanese vocabulary words, aligning kanji and vocabulary progress and reducing unnecessary study workload.
Automatically unsuspends kanji cards whose kanji appear in already-learned vocabulary words, optionally including component radicals, helping align vocabulary and kanji study progress.
Lets you right-click decks to hide them and their sub-decks from the main deck list, with unhiding available through Tools > Hidden Decks, without altering the decks.
Exports the collectionβs normal deck hierarchy as Markdown full paths, copied to the clipboard or saved as a UTF-8 file for use as LLM context or structural review.
Locks Anki study sessions until time, review, or deck goals are met, blocking exits, deck switching, and menus, with configurable unlock methods and a progress HUD.
Adds tags to notes according to their cards' subdecks and can automatically flatten cluttered legacy decks, preserving hierarchy while speeding up Anki.
Pressing Space or Enter on the "Congratulations" screen opens the next due deck, ordered by name without wrapping, and supports Contanki game controllers.
Automates setting new cards per day for options groups by dividing remaining new cards by days until a chosen deck deadline, configured through a GUI.
Creates reversed flashcards from an existing deck by swapping Front and Back fields, adding a "reversed" tag while preserving other fields and tags, in a new or existing deck.
Creates a deck and subdecks from a selected tag and its subtags, moving matching cards into alphanumerically ordered subdecks and showing progress during deck creation.
Sorts decks by customizable character frequency lists, suspends cards above a chosen HSK level, orders Heisig components before cards, and provides customizable Hanzi statistics.
Imports multiple .apkg decks from a chosen folder at once, preserving the folder structure as nested parent decks; flat-structure importing is planned for a future version.
Displays uncapped review counts in the deck browser so you can see the actual workload for the day without daily limits applied.
Exports filtered deck configurations to a text file, restores them, and deletes all filtered decks through the Tools menu, recommending an Anki restart afterward.
Provides a floating, always-available dashboard for browsing decks, grouping them into sessions, tracking progress and analytics, and starting study with one click and keyboard shortcuts.
Adds visual Browser layouts, tabs, zoom, explorer-style navigation, drag-and-drop organization, folder colours, and a grid-based note-type manager with counters, quick editors, nested folders, and JSON import/export.