Imports words saved in Google Translate via a publicly shared Google Sheets URL, adding them to Anki through a Tools menu option.
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Extends note type comparison during .apkg imports beyond names and fields, preventing Anki from wrongly treating differing note types as identical.
Imports flash card questions from a self-hosted Crossbill highlight database into Anki decks for spaced repetition review.
Imports from and exports to quanta.yaml files following the Quantized Knowledge Project specification.
Imports Qur’an verses into Anki decks with reciter audio, focused transition drills, smart repetition of weak verse junctions, and progress analytics for memorization fluency.
Exports and imports note type definitions—HTML, CSS and field metadata—as plain text files in nested directories, with search-based selection, clean re-export, and round-trip syncing back into Anki.
Imports signed-in users' flashcards into a dedicated deck before each Anki sync, converting them into reviewable notes while excluding decks and review history.
Connects to Memo servers so users can upload highlighted PDF documents and automatically generate flashcards from them.
Exports selected Anki notes to rich text for external editing in any document editor, then reimports changes by matching note IDs, updating only modified fields while preserving images and HTML formatting.
Instantly imports AI-generated multiple-choice questions from Gemini, ChatGPT, and Claude directly into Anki.
Generates Anki flashcards from images of study materials using Google's Gemini AI, supporting multiple-choice, cloze, and basic formats with customizable prompts, profiles, batch processing, and flexible field mapping.
Turns a list of English words into Anki sentence cards written by an AI, with highlighted words, translations, grammar badges and audio, plus a non-AI import option.
Imports words from the Kindle Vocabulary Builder into Anki, with updated support for new features and a maintained open-source codebase.
Lets users drag media directly into the lecture notes section of the AnKing deck, eliminating the need to open the editor and paste images.
Checks a published GitHub manifest and adds only missing notes whose deck digest changed, storing SHA-256 digests per deck without altering existing or removed notes.
Generates Anki flashcards from textbook text or PDFs via Gemini, explains topics in markdown, minimizes to system tray, tracks review streaks, sends due-card notifications, and supports autostart.
Converts Freeplane/Freemind mind maps into Anki cards and syncs them, supporting single files or folders, configurable child-node outlines, ancestor paths, and click-to-navigate back to Freeplane nodes.
Links your Cutline account to Anki with a short approval code, importing lecture cards organized by paper, module and lecture and auto-updating them while preserving scheduling, history and personal edits.
Imports AI-generated multiple-choice questions from tools like Gemini and ChatGPT directly into Anki with a single click.
Exports your due cards to a shareable file and imports friends' files to build a combined deck of overlapping cards, reviewable together in the same order.
Automates multi-stage review by sequencing card templates, unlocking the next step after Good/Easy, resetting to step one on Again, then handing completed cards to FSRS.
Imports Mairo Vergara .zip study packs into Anki, extracting English–Portuguese sentence pairs from PDFs, matching each to its MP3, and generating ready-to-review audio cards.
Creates interactive multiple-choice, single-choice, and Kprim cards with up to 10 answer options, CSV/TXT import, and configurable answer styling.
Imports video or audio files as decks, splitting them into clip cards by count, time, or subtitles, and plays segments through mpv; requires MediaInfo.
Imports cards into Anki from a TXT file using a custom delimiter, such as a semicolon, vertical bar or hyphen, to separate fields.
Converts subtitles or text files into Anki language-learning flashcards, with dictionary translations, frequency tracking, and note updating.
Exports mined sentences to the expota.co website.
Syncs Markdown and Obsidian notes into Anki as Q&A, cloze, and image occlusion cards, preserving review history while handling media, tags, decks, and safe updates.
Imports a video file as an Anki deck by splitting it via counts, time, or SRT subtitles into clips for language-translation learning, with adjustable cut options and MPV playback.
Imports Kindle highlights into notes via a button in the note editor that prompts for the clippings file path, which can be changed under Tools.