Creates image occlusion and cloze cards from PDF lecture slides in bulk, with box drawing, automatic detection, keyboard shortcuts, and configurable masks.
Alternatives to Drag Media
AnkiWeb addon 1516869000
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Adds collaborative peer notes, a private Markdown notebook, and an embedded AI chat and web viewer directly into Anki's reviewer for studying.
Suggests and moves notes into appropriate subdecks using text and tag scoring, and lets users reorder decks via drag-and-drop.
Automatically converts and resizes pasted or dragged images to WebP or AVIF, bulk-converts existing media, renames files, and removes duplicate media.
Organizes class lectures and courses into exam decks, files cards automatically, and adds AI quizzes, study help, reports, and settings.
Generates tagged Anki decks from medical learning objectives and in-class PDFs using a structured prompt, outputting basic and cloze flashcards as JSON.
Adds a waveform-based audio trimmer to the card editor, letting users drag boundaries, preview selections, and losslessly trim the first sound file in a configured field.
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.
Turns Anki notes into interactive mind maps with customizable connections, minimap navigation, rich content rendering, and in-context review.
Unsuspends lecture-specific AnKing cards, files them into numbered lecture subdecks in class order, adds lecture tags, and shows progress with undo.
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.
Enables click-and-drag image resizing directly in Anki's editor, with configurable aspect ratio, maximum/minimum dimensions, and draggable border width; now deprecated in favor of native support.