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- 2025-02-12
- Anki versions
- 2.1.1~
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- en
AnkiWeb addon 213436974
Bulk tags notes whose kanji all belong to a chosen target list, ignoring non-kanji, to help practice writing without unknown kanji.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | 2.1.1+ | 2025-02-12 |
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Generates a unique comma-separated QID list from selected parent decks by finding cards whose latest review was Again and whose tags match QID:123, then copies it.
Bulk-inserts color-coded static SVG stroke order diagrams from a chosen source field into a target field, with KanjiVG data, optional kana, filters, and dark mode support.
Batch-populates kanji meanings in Anki Browser notes by extracting each character from a source field, looking up meanings via Kanjidic2, writing them to a target field, and remembering per-note-type selections.
Automatically populates Anki fields with offline JMdict kanji readings, definitions, word types, example sentences, and rubytext, plus bulk updates and field clearing.
Adds or removes Japanese furigana in Anki cards via toolbar buttons, shortcuts, bracket or ruby tags, bulk generation, and MeCab readings.
Finds likely duplicate cards in a chosen target deck, lets you ignore tagged notes, previews scope, then suspends matching duplicates in bulk after imports or cleanup.
This Anki add-on allows you to bulk tag notes that only have a certain subset of kanji. This is mainly useful if you want to practice kanji recall (i.e. writing) without seeing cards that have a mix of kanji you both know and don't know.
Install through AnkiWeb. This add-on's code is 213436974.
Access this add-on through the Tools > Quick Tag Kanji menu.

You can change which deck to bulk tag, which field to inspect for kanji and the tag name to apply as well as list a set of target kanji. Note that non-kanji character are completely ignored but notes with even a single kanji not in this list will not be tagged.
For instance, if your target kanji list is the single kanji ็, a note with "็ๅฎถ" in its target field will not be tagged whereas a note reading "็ใใ" or "็" will be.