Custom Delimiter Importer

AnkiWeb addon 1787769524

Imports cards into Anki from a TXT file using a user-chosen delimiter to separate questions, answers, or other fields.
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Updated: 2025-11-26
Anki versions: 25.09.2~
Description language: en

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Last update or commit was 309 days before the snapshot (2025-11-26).

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Description

This add-on lets you import cards into Anki from a TXT file using a custom delimiter. You can choose any symbol you prefer, such as a semicolon, vertical bar, hyphen, or any other, to separate questions, answers, or other fields.