Enables drawing new images or right-click editing existing card images in Anki's editor, with an option to replace all copies, saving edits as editable SVG vector files.
Alternatives to Image Editor
AnkiWeb addon 307397307
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Draw non-destructive shape masks over images in the Editor, saved as lightweight code and working on AnkiDroid, AnkiMobile and AnkiWeb.
Enables fast cropping, rotating, flipping, annotating, and drawing on images directly within Ankiβs note editor, with shortcut access, aspect-ratio presets, and multilingual support.
Creates image-occlusion cards with typed-answer rectangles, hints, rotated shapes, arrows, text-to-speech or audio playback, zoom, games, and HTML export.
Creates image occlusion and cloze cards from PDF lecture slides in bulk, with box drawing, automatic detection, keyboard shortcuts, and configurable masks.
Enables macOS Anki users to sketch and annotate flashcards with an iPad or iPhone using Apple Pencil and Continuity, including non-destructive image edits and Image Occlusion integration.
Randomizes image-occlusion answer-box placement each review and draws an arrow to the target, supporting forward/reverse/typing modes, context labels, and single-card cycling.
Creates interactive medical flowcharts and mind maps inside Anki, with drag-and-drop editing, auto-cloze cards, JSON/AI import, alignment tools, and click-to-reveal review.
Automatically detects text regions in images using Tesseract OCR and creates configurable, merged image occlusion shapes with one click.
Turns PDFs or single images into image-occlusion cloze decks, with a built-in mask editor and context-preserving review through page navigation and PDF scroll view.
Enables editing fields during review by Ctrl- or Cmd-clicking them, supporting clozes, images, LaTeX, highlighting, and card preview after configuring editable fields.
Creates image-based cloze-deletion flashcards by hiding parts of an image to test knowledge of the hidden information.