Extracts timestamps and subtitles from MKV files to create Anki cards, plays speech segments in mpv, and auto-grades based on whether subtitles were shown.
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Imports favorited Japanese words from MOJi Dictionary into Anki in bulk and uses AI to generate definitions, example sentences, and grammar notes.
Creates interactive multiple-choice flashcards with shuffled choices and instant feedback, imports NotebookLM-generated multiple-choice and Cloze cards, and exports decks to Obsidian Markdown files.
Turns photos of textbook pages, worksheets, and handwritten notes into editable flashcards via Gemini vision, with a personal API key, duplicate checks, and single-click undo.
Adds cards in bulk by copying a specially formatted spreadsheet to the clipboard, then importing it with specified notetype, deck, fields, and per-card or global tags.
Imports Kindle highlights from a device's My Clippings.txt file or HTML exports from the Kindle mobile app into Anki, with configurable options.
Sync shared Anki decks through a GitHub repository using an OAuth token, automatically uploading and downloading CrowdAnki-compatible decks.
Creates new Anki cards from videos with subtitles, requiring FFmpeg installation and supporting Anki 2.1.x.
Imports Memrise courses into Anki as flashcards for study.
Converts PDF files into Anki notes using the poppler library, providing a fixed version compatible with Anki 24+.
Imports Quizlet flashcard sets into Anki, ported for Anki 2.1 with the updated folder structure and otherwise unchanged behavior.
Imports Shanbay Reading vocabulary books into Anki as new decks, without sync updates yet or sentence translation code.
Syncs LingQ lessons and courses into a separate Anki deck, tagging cards by lesson and course, with configurable import statuses and no overwriting of existing LingQs.
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.
Converts a YouTube link and its subtitles into a full Anki deck with audio, images, and sentences, offering automatic caption fallback, card limits, and customizable image dimensions.
Imports cloze notes from Roam JSON exports, converting blocks with curly-bracket deletions into numbered Anki cloze notes while skipping duplicates, with configurable model, deck, and fields.
Converts math notes written in text files into Anki flashcards, including proofs and hints revealed step by step through button presses.
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Generates Anki flashcards from foreign-language movies and subtitles, including external ASS subtitles automatically converted to SRT, for Anki 2.1 with Python 3.
Provides a user-friendly bulk importer for creating multimedia cards with paired images, audio, prompts and responses, including previews, drag-to-match reordering, automatic image scaling and media copying.
Imports videos, PDFs, images, and media as decks and opens them for viewing in webview windows or an MPV window supporting SRT, ASS, and LRC subtitles, with pycmd commands for custom use.
Generates Anki notes from lists of terms by searching Google or DuckDuckGo Images, letting users select images and map terms and images to note fields or cloze deletions.
Imports and exports filtered decks as JSON for sharing, with toggles for suspended, new, or due cards, plus renaming and duplicate detection.
Batch-updates multiple fields across selected notes from a CSV file, with automatic field mapping, dry-run and diff previews, and change logging to SQLite for recovery.
Imports note types into Anki, warning that note types sharing existing names may have fields deleted and templates replaced.
Syncs Youdao and Eudic dictionary vocabulary lists into Anki cards with images, audio, phonetics, phrases and example sentences, automatically adding or removing cards as words change.
Imports and exports Markdown notes as Anki cards, converting Q/A entries into basic or reversed cards and mapping folders to decks.
Syncs Notion pages and databases directly into local Anki decks via the official API, preserving rich blocks, images, reverse toggles, and optionally creating image occlusion cards.
Syncs words encountered in LingQ into Anki, creating a deck for each selected language and supporting AwesomeTTS pronunciation presets.
Generates stroke order diagrams for kanji flashcards and imports Kanji Koohii progress into Anki, supporting migration and customized RTK deck styling.