Integrates an interactive PDF viewer and side panel into Anki's editor and review, enabling text, image, and OCR extraction into notes, annotations, highlights, cloze creation, and note links.
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Creates multiple empty Anki decks at once from external files through an interactive GUI, supporting drag-and-drop or file selection, multiple themes, and Qt5/Qt6.
Imports notes from tab-separated clipboard text via a menu option or customizable shortcut, opening Anki's standard import dialog to select deck and note type.
Imports and exports CSS and card templates for all note types via folders, with configurable delimiters, filenames, and optional global CSS handling.
Combines PDFs, EPUBs, videos, web pages, and notes with normal flashcards in incremental study sessions, letting you highlight, extract new cards, prioritize, and resume where you left off.
Imports Quizlet flashcard sets into Anki, with options for private sets via a browser cookie, though it is no longer actively maintained.
Syncs WaniKani subjects into a configurable Anki deck, optionally syncing due times, reporting reviews back bi-directionally, and migrating existing WK3 decks.
Imports XLSX spreadsheets directly into Anki, auto-matching field names and letting each field be processed as text, HTML, or Markdown.
Creates many Anki notes at once from flat JSON arrays or mapped CSV/TSV data, supporting decks, tags, validation, warnings, and editable cards before bulk creation.
Imports OneNote-exported .mht files, creating a card from each table row with the first column as front and second as back, supporting HTML, images, and multiple tables.
Downloads and converts a Memrise course into an Anki deck for Anki 2.1.
Searches notes in another Anki profile and imports selected ones into the current profile, helping keep the main collection uncluttered and free of unneeded media.
Finds Anki cards matching question IDs copied from a UWorld test's question list and pasted into the add-on window.
Protects chosen fields, tags, note styling, and deck descriptions when importing shared decks, while allowing selective forced updates and tag merging.
Syncs Youdao and Eudic vocabulary lists into Anki, automatically adding or removing cards and fetching images, pronunciation, definitions, phonetics, phrases and example sentences.
Converts UWorld, AMBOSS, and COMLEX question IDs into Anki tag search queries, with clipboard auto-load, keyboard shortcuts, file import, custom tag patterns, and history tracking.
Searches and imports anime and drama flashcards from Immersion Kit directly into Anki, with previews, multi-selection, contextual notes, and configurable deck and note type options.
Batch-adds images, audio, and example sentences from Immersion Kit to selected Anki cards, highlighting target words and offering configurable sentence length and random-sentence shortcuts.
Creates image occlusion and cloze cards from PDF lecture slides in bulk, with box drawing, automatic detection, keyboard shortcuts, and configurable masks.
Converts online notes from Google Docs, Notion, and Obsidian into Anki flashcards using customizable YAML workflows and multiple LLMs via OpenRouter, with prompt chaining and document change tracking.
Provides an EPUB reader that helps users understand words in context and save them to Anki for future learning.
A planned but unreleased tool intended to wrap aeneas for synchronizing audiobook text with audio and creating Anki cards, currently containing no code and doing nothing.
Imports and synchronizes Xmind 8 concept maps into Anki, then reviews them using a custom stepwise algorithm that prioritizes hierarchically related questions and answers.
Imports lost notes back from Anki's deleted.txt log, though cards come back as new and tags, media, and card creation dates are lost.
Imports Reverso dictionary history and favourite lists into Anki as flashcards, optionally generating reversed cards and linking each card to its original context.
Turns Anki into a markdown notebook where you write papers, organize them in folders, and generate Basic, reversible, and cloze cards from plain-text lines.
Supports incremental reading in Anki by importing webpages, feeds, and Pocket articles, extracting or highlighting text into cards, and customizing shortcuts, formatting, zoom, and scheduling.
Converts Brainscape flashcard packs into Anki decks from a pasted pack URL, preserving images and line breaks and handling lazily loaded cards.
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.
Imports Wiktionary ZIM files into Anki to extract definitions, examples, and pronunciation into notes, with a reviewing-screen pop-up dictionary and content browser.