Gamifies Anki studying by letting users catch, collect, and train Pokรฉmon while reviewing flashcards, then battle others via Pokรฉmon Showdown.
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Adds a GitHub-style heatmap to the main window visualizing past and future review activity, showing streaks and letting users click a day to browse corresponding cards.
Adds an all-in-one study workspace with study plans, deadlines, Pomodoro timer, notebook, PDF viewer, mind maps, AI assistant, gamified XP, ranks, streaks, and themes.
Creates image-based cloze-deletion flashcards by hiding parts of an image to test knowledge of the hidden information.
Adds speech to Anki flashcards for language learners, though it is no longer supported and users are advised to switch to its successor, HyperTTS.
Adds speech to Anki flashcards using numerous free and premium text-to-speech services, displaying all voices together for easy preview, comparison, and audio generation.
Explains topics, chats about study material, and generates basic, cloze, image-occlusion, and audio cards from notes, documents, and images, with free local text-to-speech.
Transforms Anki's interface into a customizable modern dashboard with themes, layouts, mini-games, Pokรฉmon companions, levels, and buildable hexagon islands.
Enables external applications to communicate with Anki over a simple HTTP API, supporting card deck queries, automatic card creation, and more.
Ranks users by daily cards reviewed, study time, streaks, 31-day reviews and retention, letting them compete with friends, join groups and country boards, and climb seasonal leagues.
Adds a legacy night mode to older Anki versions (not 2.1.20+), with manual or scheduled switching, color inversion, custom color rules, shortcuts, and dialog styling.
Turns Anki review progress into a world-building game where completed cards grow a five-era world, adding motivation to study daily.
Customizes the main Anki screen with configurable background images and replaces the gear icon, with options for toolbar styling, background color and reviewer images.
Imports Quizlet flashcard sets into Anki with front/back text, audio, images, reverse-card options, and support for private sets via cookies or manual HTML.
Reschedules Anki cards using FSRS review histories, postpones or advances selected cards, balances daily workload, schedules breaks, disperses sibling cards, flattens backlogs, and reports memory and learning-step statistics.
Integrates Anki with a web application so users can subscribe to and collaborate on decks, sync real-time updates, view community suggestions, and customize cards.
Automatically alerts, reveals answers, or fails cards when reviews take too long, with per-deck settings to encourage faster, more focused study.
Adds customizable, sortable browser columns for note fields, card statistics, review data, and internal database values, plus optional selectable or editable table content.
A discontinued text-to-speech addon that no longer works with recent Anki versions and now only points users toward alternative TTS tools.
Adds an AI chat sidebar for Anki reviews supporting ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Claude, DeepSeek, Perplexity, Grok, and DuckDuckGo AI, with auto-sent prompts and selected-text capture.
Enables controlling nearly all Anki features with a gamepad or other controller, with customizable bindings, per-context profiles, cursor control, and a quick-select overlay.
Enables free, open-source collaborative Anki deck creation and sharing, letting users split card-making, revise decks, subscribe to shared decks, though still in development with data-loss risks.
Changes the answer-button colours, similar to Anki 1 or AnkiDroid, with customizable HEX colours in the add-on config, including dark-theme support and translated button labels.
Generates furigana readings for Japanese text, provides Japanese note types, kanji statistics, and dictionary lookup, with customizable furigana display in card templates.
Adds editor buttons for highlighting, code blocks, horizontal lines, lists, indentation, and alignment, with configurable hotkeys, tooltips, and button order.
Customizes keyboard shortcuts on the main, editor, reviewer, and deck browser windows via the add-ons Config screen, supporting key sequences and duplicate shortcuts.
Adds kanji readings and pitch accent information with automatic coloring to Japanese cards, generates native audio, and works across Anki platforms via JavaScript, compatible with MorphMan.
Inserts syntax-highlighted code snippets into Anki notes, letting users choose the programming language via toolbar button or hotkey, with configurable line numbers, centering, and CSS styling.
Gamifies studying by giving each learned deck or tag a Pokรฉmon that levels up and evolves with reviews, plus stats, daily trading, and optional toolbar displays.
Customizes Anki's review bottom bar with configurable button styles, sizes, labels, positions, shortcuts, tooltips, colors, and a sidebar showing previous card review information.
Adds a card browser menu item for batch-adding information or media to a field and batch-replacing field contents across selected notes.
Adds extra replay buttons directly on cards during reviews, allowing individual audio files to be replayed, especially useful when a card contains multiple audio clips.
Enables editing fields during review by Ctrl- or Cmd-clicking them, supporting clozes, images, LaTeX, highlighting, and card preview after configuring editable fields.
Replaces cloze deletions with input fields on review, supporting multiple blanks, with instant color feedback, next-character hints, and customizable field styling.
Inserts Unicode symbols into cards by typing predefined key sequences, with a customizable symbol list that syncs per profile to AnkiWeb.
Streamlines language learning with global-hotkey dictionary lookups, automatic deconjugation, frequency data, and quick export of definitions and audio to Anki cards.
Syncs Youdao and Eudic dictionary wordbooks into Anki cards with images, pronunciation, definitions, phonetics, phrases, and examples, and removes cards for deleted words.
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.
Queries words across local mdx/Stardict and web dictionaries, then automatically fills mapped Anki note fields to create language-learning cards from the Add dialog or Browser.
Opens field content in a separate dialog using a customized TinyMCE editor for advanced table editing, with configurable shortcuts and optional custom CSS.
Lets you freeze or unfreeze note fields directly in the editor using snowflake icons or hotkeys, saving keystrokes when entering repetitive information.
Adds configurable columns to Anki's main window showing deck and card statistics, flags, colours, and option groups, with draggable ordering and adjustable number capping.
Adds multiple-choice, single-choice, and Kprim question cards to Anki, reviewable across platforms, with configurable answer styling and automatic correctness highlighting.
Lets users edit fields directly during card review using {{edit:Field}} template syntax, saving by clicking outside or pressing Esc, with undo and field-switching shortcuts.
Lets users catch and train Pokรฉmon tied to their Anki decks, leveling and evolving them through card review, with stats display, nicknames, and trading.
Improves cloze display by distinguishing genuine and pseudo clozes, allowing click or keyboard/touchscreen revealing, automatic scrolling, and basic no-cloze notes.
Customizes the main screen and answer buttons, including colors, font size, outline, and a movable confirmation tooltip.
Displays a progress bar of passed cards per review session, including time left, with a clickable settings window for customization.
Imports Quizlet flashcard sets into Anki, with options for private sets via a browser cookie, though it is no longer actively maintained.
Converts videos or audio with subtitles into Anki cards split by scenes or phrases, with playback, mobile export and condensed audio support.