📄 Voigt – Google Docs to Anki (Bullet Point Version)

A modified version of Google Doc Decks (Remote Decks) that allows you to create Anki flashcards from Google Docs using bullet points instead of tables.

🧪 This add-on is currently in beta. It focuses on simplicity and ease of use. More features are planned.

✨ What's New

The main enhancement is the ability to generate Anki flashcards from bullet points (<ul><li>) in Google Docs instead of using HTML tables.

This was designed to better suit workflows where Google Docs are structured with bullet points, providing a more flexible and readable input method for many users.

✅ Features

• 🟢 Create Basic Anki cards from Google Docs
• 🟣 Use bullet points instead of tables
• 🖼️ Support for embedded images in answers
• 🎨 Preserves text formatting (bold, italic, underline, color)
• 🚫 Lines starting with # are ignored (good for comments/headings)
• 🔁 Supports syncing updated documents
• 🛠️ Lightweight and minimal codebase

📝 How to Format Your Google Doc

Write your content in this structure:

# This is a comment and will be ignored

* What is the capital of France?
  * Paris

* What is 2 + 2?
  * 4

* What is shown in the image?
  * <img src="https://example.com/image.png">

• * Question → creates a card front
• * Answer → creates a card back
• Anything starting with # is ignored (like Markdown headers)

🌐 How to Publish Your Google Doc

1. Open your document in Google Docs
2. Go to File → Share → Publish to web
3. Click Publish
4. Copy the link provided

This link is required to sync the document with Anki

📥 Importing the Deck into Anki

1. Open Anki
2. Click Voigt → Bullet Point Decks → Add New Remote Deck
3. Paste your published URL
4. Click OK

Anki will create the deck with the cards parsed from your document.

🔁 Syncing Updates

Want to update the deck after editing the doc?

1. Edit your Google Doc
2. Wait a few minutes (Google takes time to publish changes)
3. In Anki, click Voigt → Bullet Point Decks → Sync Remote Decks

Your changes will be imported into Anki without duplicating cards.

🧹 Removing a Remote Deck

If you no longer want a document to sync:

1. Click Voigt → Bullet Point Decks → Remove Remote Deck

⚠️ This does not delete the cards. It only removes the remote sync link.

✨ Formatting Support

You can use the following in your Google Doc:

• Bold
• Italic
• <u>Underline</u>
• <span style="color:red;">Text color</span>
• 🖼️ Embedded images (<img> tags)

🙏 Credits

Based on the original Google Doc Decks (Remote Decks)
Created by the AnKing team
Modified by V01gt for bullet point support

All original rights reserved to their respective authors.

Built to simplify your workflow. If you’re a student using bullet points to learn, this add-on is made for you.

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