Rescales images in the Anki editor by setting width/height attributes, reversibly, with per-image, field, and card scopes plus optional auto-rescale on paste.
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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.
Automatically bolds target Japanese vocabulary within sentence fields using morphology-aware matching, with dry-run preview, browser integration, custom readings, and optional furigana clearing.
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.
Automatically renders Markdown typed into tagged note fields as styled HTML and restores raw syntax when refocused, with syntax highlighting and support for Anki 23.x–25.x+.
Renders LuaLaTeX and TikZ LaTeX inside notes into PNG or SVG images via configurable external commands, supporting standard math environments.
Adds customizable ruby annotations (furigana/pinyin) to selected card text via toolbar button or shortcut key, with adjustable font size, text color, and error logging.
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.
Provides fast, offline speech-to-text dictation for Anki, with spoken formatting commands and customizable voice macros for card creation and app control.
Converts Migaku syntax annotations in card fields into HTML ruby tags, extracting readings so Japanese learners get clean furigana display in Anki cards.
Converts Typst math code into MathML or SVG for Anki flashcards, offering inline and block editors plus a replace function for $...$ equations.
Provides Portuguese study aids including gender coloring, audio recordings for most words, and lookups of deconjugated forms and parts of speech, working across all Anki platforms.
Lets you type code answers in an IDE-style field during review and shows an instant character-level diff against the solution, with syntax highlighting and coding shortcuts.
Exports selected cards to printable HTML or copies multiple cards' fields to the clipboard, stripping HTML, supporting MathJax and CSS, with configurable layout and prompts.
Formats selected fields' tables with header rows and columns and provides a GUI toolbar for editing, table-tag checks, resetting edits and finding similar tables.
Provides a multi-tab rich-text notebook inside Anki, storing notes as text files in the profile folder with autosave, search, and formatting tools.
Adds a review context menu for inserting extra symbols such as IPA, Greek, Cyrillic and mathematical characters, with editable symbol lists via a simple JSON configuration file.
Applies color highlights, bold, superscript, and formatting removal to selected text during review via customizable keyboard shortcuts, automatically saving changes as synced HTML.
Imports markdown files as flashcards with customizable front/back delimiters and KaTeX support, though it lacks error handling and requires specifying semicolon separators during import.
Highlights English typos without correcting them.
Highlights specified terms and regex patterns in the editor and optionally the review screen, with customizable colors, CSS classes, and styles.
Adds three editor buttons and a dialog for counting words and letters, plus text tools such as reversing, changing case, sorting letters or words, fonts, and inserting date and time.
Acts as a placeholder for a planned built-in spell-checker with customizable dictionaries, beta-tested by VIP members before eventual public release.
Converts selected hyphen-bulleted or numbered text in the Anki editor into properly formatted HTML unordered or ordered lists, via a toolbar button or Ctrl+Shift+B shortcut.
Adds French-study features to Anki cards, including gender coloring, audio recordings for most words, and lookups of deconjugated forms and parts of speech across Anki platforms.
Enables HTML5 audio and video tags in Anki cards, integrating with native playback features like replaying audio and pausing.
Automatically applies French typography rules to Anki notes, including non-breaking spaces, ordinal superscripts, number units, HTML and cloze support, with editor, browser, and reviewer shortcuts and batch corrections.
Adds CodeMirror-based HTML field and template editing with syntax highlighting, search-and-replace, buttons and shortcuts for copying HTML source or plaintext (MathJax-aware), plus macOS theme crash fixes.
Write flashcards in Markdown with syntax-highlighted code, media pasting, multiple card types, and consistent rendering across desktop, AnkiDroid, AnkiMobile, and AnkiWeb.
Provides a multi-line, auto-focused text input for Anki cards, preserving code indentation and tabs, with language-specific handling and customizable dimensions, scrolling, and height.