Batch exports Anki notes to .xlsx files organized by tag hierarchy and re-imports edits, preserving scheduling while allowing creation, modification, and deletion of cards.
Alternatives to OneNote importer
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Batch-updates multiple fields across selected notes from a CSV file, with automatic field mapping, dry-run and diff previews, and change logging to SQLite for recovery.
Imports and exports filtered decks as JSON for sharing, with toggles for suspended, new, or due cards, plus renaming and duplicate detection.
Turns pasted CSV into notes by auto-detecting delimiters, suggesting note types, creating subdecks, and importing through quick import or Anki’s standard dialog.
Bulk-adds many notes at once via an editable table or YAML text view, exporting to the clipboard for LLMs or spreadsheets, using existing notes as context.
Exports selected browser cards or notes, including visible columns, field HTML, and metadata such as interval and due dates, to CSV or XLSX, optionally using configurable field sets.
Formats selected fields' tables with header rows and columns and provides a GUI toolbar for editing, table-tag checks, resetting edits and finding similar tables.
Exports Anki review history to CSV or JSONL for use with LLMs, with deck, time, tag, interval, and field filters plus optional summary files.
Adds a toolbar button for inserting customizable HTML tables into cards, with configurable rows, columns, header rows, three style presets, adaptive colors, and no HTML editing required.
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.
Simplifies the deck browser by removing stats displays, shortcuts, and extra buttons, replacing New/Learn/Due columns with one total count while keeping native styling and study flow.
Shows only the front/question column in Anki's Browser with larger, easier-to-read text, inline front-side images, auto-adjusted row heights, and preserved native selection, flag, suspension, and right-click behavior.