Enables external applications to communicate with Anki over a simple HTTP API, supporting card deck queries, automatic card creation, and more.
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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.
Exports and imports decks and notes as hierarchical JSON with media, enabling GitHub-based collaboration and Git-backed snapshots that track edit history.
Transforms Anki's interface into a customizable modern dashboard with themes, layouts, mini-games, PokΓ©mon companions, levels, and buildable hexagon islands.
Creates image-based cloze-deletion flashcards by hiding parts of an image to test knowledge of the hidden information.
Converts videos or audio with subtitles into Anki cards split by scenes or phrases, with playback, mobile export and condensed audio support.
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.
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.
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.
Gamifies Anki studying by letting users catch, collect, and train PokΓ©mon while reviewing flashcards, then battle others via PokΓ©mon Showdown.
Queries definitions, examples and other fields from local mdx/stardict or online dictionaries and fills them into Anki notes, using multi-threaded lookups for faster card creation.
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.
Tracks known vocabulary and reorders language cards so sentences contain only one unknown word, supporting multiple languages including Japanese with Japanese Support and Chinese.
Runs a local server from which Yomitan fetches audio from a database of over 250,000 expressions, enabling near-instant, offline card creation with improved audio coverage and quality.
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.
Displays a review-screen progress bar that scores a Habitica habit when filled, awarding XP, health, mana, and gold, and supports reviews synced from other devices.
Syncs Youdao and Eudic dictionary wordbooks into Anki cards with images, pronunciation, definitions, phonetics, phrases, and examples, and removes cards for deleted words.
Previews proposed chess improvementsβLichess and Chess.com importers, puzzle cards, and new board featuresβso they can be tested before joining the official release.
Automatically checks weekly for and installs updates to chess note templates, exposes an API for added template functionality, and saves configuration options to templates.
Adds a card browser dialog that prompts for a tag and its replacement, then replaces that tag across all selected notes.
Displays a falling-snow animation during Anki reviews to add a festive seasonal ambiance.
Provides keyboard shortcuts for navigating between fields in the card editor, with Ctrl+1β9 focusing fields 1β9 and Ctrl+0 focusing the last field.
Adds a browser hotkey and menu item that open a filtered-deck creation dialog pre-filled from the current search.
Adds a History-menu entry to the Add notes dialog that opens the Browser on the 'Added Today' view, with cards ordered by creation time, and includes a hotkey.
Displays true retention statistics split by card maturity and allows a customizable maturity threshold, defaulting to 21 days, accessible through Anki's classic stats view.
Lets users customize the Editor widgetβs stylesheet via an _editor.css file in their media collection, with a toggle and hotkey.
Adds hotkeys to the Add Notes dialog for copying tags and fields from the last note in the same deck, plus a searchable history of recently used field values.
Inserts randomized lists into notes for multiple-choice card types, requiring a custom note type and complementary add-on for proper setup.
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.
Sets focus to the card area during review so you can scroll through cards using Page Up, Page Down, and similar keys.
Adds a card browser menu entry that batch-removes specified HTML formatting tags from all fields of selected notes, with Ctrl+Z undo support.
Displays a customizable progress bar during review sessions that tracks passed cards against new, learning, and due card totals.
Adds a card browser shortcut and Edit menu entry that duplicate selected notes in place, copying their tags and cards but not review history.
Generates cloze cards to help study long passages of verbatim text such as poetry or song lyrics, with import and desktop/mobile study support.
Synchronizes an Airtable database into Anki as flashcards on startup, requiring users to manually create the matching note model and cards first.
Renders Markdown in Anki's Front and Back fields as interactive quizzesβcloze, multiple choice, reveals, collapsible blocks, tabs, audio, code highlighting and KaTeXβwith offline assets and floating reveal/drag-to-rate controls.
Renders Markdown in Anki cards as interactive question typesβfill-in-the-blank, multiple choice, reveal, annotations, collapsible/tabbed blocks, recitation, audio, code and mathβwith editor tools and bulk Markdown import.
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.
Gives Anki's deck browser and overview pages a modern material design look with preset and custom themes, per-deck icons and backgrounds, enhanced statistics, and colorful reviewer buttons.
Recreates the Memrise learning experience in Anki with typing, multiple-choice and tapping questions, on-screen keyboard, hints, spelling diffs, auto-generated choices, themes and LaTeX support.
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.
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.
Downloads pronunciation audio from various dictionary sources onto Anki cards, excluding Forvo, with some sources broken and setup required.
Converts Markdown files, including MathJax, into Anki decks through a Tools menu command, preserving existing card information on reload except for edits.
Manages a Japanese note template and provides a menu option to delete associated files, preserving plugin CSS and removing the notes manifest before regeneration.
Automatically adds colored stroke order diagrams to kanji card fields, storing them as media so they display on AnkiWeb even without the addon installed.
Reorders cards based on word knowledge and word importance to optimize language-learning study order, supporting many languages via spaCy and CAMeL Tools, though the project is now archived.
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.
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.
Sets per-card custom review intervals via a right-click prioritization menu in the editor, automatically applying them during study instead of relying on deck-wide settings.