Adds a configurable shortcut and editor context-menu option to paste clipboard text without formatting.
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Displays PDFs from a configured folder in a separate window at chosen pages, lets notes link to them, and offers basic drawing and text-box annotations.
Adds predefined tags or moves cards to predefined decks during review via keyboard shortcuts, opens a custom-tag dialog, and allows configuring tags, decks, and shortcuts.
Duplicates selected cards from the browser into a chosen deck via right-click, with options to keep the original, copy revision history, and use a Ctrl+Shift+Z shortcut.
Locks Anki until a chosen study goal—reviews, correct answers, timer, or finishing a deck—is met, using passwords or blind locks, with strict-mode enforcement, progress HUD, and local stats.
Adds editor buttons, shortcuts, and context-menu options for quickly applying font colors, background colors, font sizes, custom CSS classes/styles, and text wrappers.
Enables incremental reading by importing webpages, feeds and Pocket articles, then extracting, highlighting or removing text to create flashcards.
Adds a card browser shortcut and menu action that opens the current note in an external editor window, with a customizable hotkey.
Extracts text from clipboard images using Tesseract OCR, letting users paste screenshots of lecture slides or textbooks directly into Anki cards via a button or keyboard shortcut.
Lets you freeze or unfreeze note fields directly in the editor using snowflake icons or hotkeys, saving keystrokes when entering repetitive information.
Automatically adds Forvo.com pronunciations to Anki cards via a blue editor button, letting users preview, select, or auto-insert top-voted audio with configurable fields and languages.
Improves keyboard navigation of Anki's tag entry field with Enter to apply the first suggested tag, Ctrl+Tab to cycle suggestions, arrow-key invocation, and no initial popup.
Pressing Alt+C turns the mouse cursor into a magnifying glass that magnifies a sliced portion of the Anki window, with configurable magnification, crosshair size, and reset delay.
Embeds a multi-tab web browser with a search-enabled URL bar and keyboard shortcuts into Anki's Add Card dialog, letting users browse or search while creating and editing cards.
Binds h, j, k and l keys to the fail, hard, normal and easy answer buttons, and u to undo.
Adds customizable Markdown sticky notes to card review screens with live preview, images/GIFs, presets, templates, image/JSON export, and automatic grid layout.
Adds editor autocomplete that suggests existing values from the same note type and field, with toggleable suggestions and strict or loose search modes.
Lets users double-click words or phrases, or use a hotkey, to open pop-ups of related facts from their card collection, with nested lookups and configurable options.
Embeds AI services like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude in a dockable panel, enabling custom prompts, one-click pasting of responses into note fields, and configurable shortcuts.
Zooms Anki's interface in and out with Ctrl+ and Ctrl-, saving the last zoom level across restarts and working in the editor, preview, main screen, and image occlusion.
Hides and shows the answer with a keyboard shortcut, allowing direct rewriting of the answer to aid memorization.
Prevents Anki from advancing to the next card until a configurable delay has passed, defaulting to 1 second for questions and 0.5 seconds for answers, avoiding double-click or double-space skips.
Toggles a "shuffle" class on editor lists so a card-template script randomizes their items each review, while preserving formatting, images, clozes and sublists.
Applies customizable text colors and background highlights to selected editor text via configurable keyboard shortcuts.
Provides up to nine popup cheat sheets during review, opened by a configurable hotkey, managed and uploaded via Tools → Papers.
Displays pop-up Wikipedia previews for selected text via keyboard shortcut, supporting mobile or extract modes, page caching, and configurable languages.
Provides keyboard shortcuts for navigating between fields in the card editor, with Ctrl+1–9 focusing fields 1–9 and Ctrl+0 focusing the last field.
Looks up selected card text in Wikipedia via a customizable keyboard shortcut, showing popup definitions and images with configurable language, dark theme, and flip-only triggering.
Enables drawing and writing on cards during review, similar to AnkiDroid, with a temporary on-screen board, settings menu, Ctrl+R toggle, and hide/clean icons, currently supported on Linux.
Automatically resizes pasted or drag-and-dropped images to configurable dimensions, with shortcut resizing, aspect-ratio options, upscaling control, and transformation quality settings.