Browse and search collection.media to insert images into cards, replace or rename files across every reference, and find unused or duplicate media for recoverable cleanup.
Alternatives to Anki Media Guardian
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Exports Anki notes differentially to Markdown in Obsidian, mirroring deck folders, syncing images/video/audio, generating index files, and linking cards back to Anki.
Displays customizable motivational text, image, and audio/video pop-ups when answering flashcards, configurable per answer button with adjustable display probability.
Downloads remote images and audio referenced in selected cards, converts inline base64 images to files, and rewrites references as local media links.
Downloads externally referenced images and audio from a selected deck into Anki's local storage and updates the notes' HTML and sound references.
Provides a user-friendly bulk importer for creating multimedia cards with paired images, audio, prompts and responses, including previews, drag-to-match reordering, automatic image scaling and media copying.
Measures card audio and creates verified, volume-adjusted copies for consistent loudness, with batch, preview, automatic, and original-restoring options.
Search Anki's media folder by filename while editing, preview images on hover, insert with one click, and rename images with automatic updates to every note using them.
Imports videos, PDFs, images, and media as decks and opens them for viewing in webview windows or an MPV window supporting SRT, ASS, and LRC subtitles, with pycmd commands for custom use.
Permanently speeds up card audio files with pitch preservation via FFmpeg, offering previews, batch processing, skip-processed handling, and one-click undo while preserving originals.
Turns the Anki preview window into a timed slideshow with random order, pause/next controls, tag-based answer timing and audio replays, plus an optional external media window for local files.
Opens linked PDFs, documents, ebooks, and audio/video files in external programs at specific pages or positions via clickable hyperlinks in Anki's reviewer, previewer, and editor on Windows and Linux.