Kanji Find and Tag

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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2025-02-12
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README

Anki Kanji Find and Tag

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.

Installation

Install through AnkiWeb. This add-on's code is 213436974.

Usage

Access this add-on through the Tools > Quick Tag Kanji menu.

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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 ็”Ÿ, a note with "็”Ÿๅฎถ" in its target field will not be tagged whereas a note reading "็”Ÿใใ‚‹" or "็”Ÿ" will be.