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.
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Gamifies Anki studying by letting users catch, collect, and train Pokรฉmon while reviewing flashcards, then battle others via Pokรฉmon Showdown.
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.
Opens field content in a separate dialog using a customized TinyMCE editor for advanced table editing, with configurable shortcuts and optional custom CSS.
Transforms Anki's interface into a customizable modern dashboard with themes, layouts, mini-games, Pokรฉmon companions, levels, and buildable hexagon islands.
Turns Anki review progress into a world-building game where completed cards grow a five-era world, adding motivation to study daily.
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.
Adds a card browser menu item for batch-adding information or media to a field and batch-replacing field contents across selected notes.
Provides an Anki webview inspection tool, with documentation and screenshots available through its GitHub wiki.
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.
Customizes Anki's review bottom bar with configurable button styles, sizes, labels, positions, shortcuts, tooltips, colors, and a sidebar showing previous card review information.
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.
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.
Grows a forest and study heatmap from your Anki review history, with trees reflecting learning and memory, plus streaks and upcoming reviews.
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.
Adds editor buttons for highlighting, code blocks, horizontal lines, lists, indentation, and alignment, with configurable hotkeys, tooltips, and button order.
Inserts customizable HTML tables through a dialog or keyboard shortcut, or converts selected pipe-delimited markdown-like text into a table; it does not edit existing tables.
Maps customizable mouse-button and scroll-wheel shortcuts to over 20 review actions, such as showing answers, grading cards, and undoing.
Enables freehand drawing and writing on Anki cards with mouse or pressure-sensitive stylus, including smoothing, calligrapher modes, color and background options, and adjustable canvas/toolbar controls.
Adds Halo- and Call of Duty-inspired killstreak animations and medal rewards for correct Anki answers, updated for the latest Anki with leaderboards and Chase Mode removed.
Plays, crops, denoises, and slows or speeds audio while showing pitch contours for pronunciation practice, with batch processing and non-destructive file handling.
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.
Generates cloze cards to help study long passages of verbatim text such as poetry or song lyrics, with import and desktop/mobile study support.
Adds dozens of extra customizable statistical graphs to Anki's stats screen, including retention, load, lapse, repetition, time, interval, FSRS, and time-machine charts.
Simulates future Anki workload and progress using your actual cards, deck settings and retention statistics, then charts comparisons of different deck options.
Memorizes and restores zoom levels for Reviewer, Home, Overview, Editor, and Stats across restarts, with Ctrl+scroll auto-saving, shortcut keys, and configurable manual zoom.
Automatically adds SVG pitch accent diagrams with aligned kana to Japanese cards in bulk or manually, syncing across devices and customizable via CSS.
Displays hierarchical tag-based related notes in resizable left and right panels during Anki review, supporting pop-out panels, filtering, sorting, and quick browsing.
Synchronizes dictionary words into customizable Anki cards, adding fields, TXT import, template tools, backwards templates, missing asset/value repair, and Qt5/Qt6 support.
Adds Anki Browser buttons to merge or duplicate selected notes, merge tags, delete originals, choose merge order and field separator, and combine duplicates.
Removes line breaks from selected text or the entire field, preserving double breaks, stripping trailing hyphens, with context-menu access, undo support, and configurable shortcuts.
Copies, moves, or swaps fields across selected notes in batch through custom templates, with undo support and access from the browser's Notes menu.
Replaces Anki's four review buttons with just Fail and Pass, remapping keys 1โ4 accordingly, reducing decision paralysis and optionally customizing button colors and text.
Adds or removes Japanese furigana in cards via editor buttons, bulk generation, bracket or ruby notation, using MeCab for readings across platforms.
Improves cloze display by distinguishing genuine and pseudo clozes, allowing click or keyboard/touchscreen revealing, automatic scrolling, and basic no-cloze notes.
Automatically alerts, reveals answers, or fails cards when reviews take too long, with per-deck settings to encourage faster, more focused study.
Serves only as a test addon for updating and testing code during addon updates, with no practical purpose for users.
Displays a progress bar of passed cards per review session, including time left, with a clickable settings window for customization.
Adds speech to Anki flashcards for language learners, though it is no longer supported and users are advised to switch to its successor, HyperTTS.
Highlights search terms in the Browser's Editor pane, adds two search modes and hotkeys for jumping to or selecting results, and lets you toggle highlighting.
Turns cid or nid text in cards and templates into clickable links that open the referenced card or note in a new window, with context-menu copy options.
Creates image-based cloze-deletion flashcards by hiding parts of an image to test knowledge of the hidden information.
Supports writing Markdown and previewing it as an interactive zoomable mind map, with customizable icons, fonts, styles, and question, answer, detail, and code fields.
Toggles between displaying only the card front and showing both front and back, activated with c or Ctrl+; and customizable by editing line 18.
Adds detailed deck overview statistics with category counts and percentages, completion forecasts, customizable date formats and colors, and optional note-based counts.
Adds a dialog and context menu entries for inserting, editing, and unlinking hyperlinks in note fields, with configurable keyboard shortcuts.
Runs a local MCP server inside Anki so AI assistants can create cards, quiz you, search and manage decks live, with an optional public tunnel for remote access.
Keeps Anki above other applications, with a customizable shortcut (Alt+A) and Tools menu toggle, supports all windows and remembers the enabled state across restarts.
Generates customizable kanji grids from Anki decks, with grouping, sorting, historical views, configurable colors/fonts/search actions, and image, PDF, JSON, or TXT export.
Displays customizable study time and review statistics on Anki's main window, with configurable styles, columns, ranges, deck exclusions, time formats, and text macros.