Browse and search collection.media to insert images into cards, replace or rename files across every reference, and find unused or duplicate media for recoverable cleanup.
Alternatives to Anki Media Deduplicator
AnkiWeb addon 490461948
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Automatically converts and resizes pasted or dragged images to WebP or AVIF, bulk-converts existing media, renames files, and removes duplicate media.
Clones a deck and its subdecks in place, retaining media references but not tags, and deletes duplicate notes whose fields are completely identical.
Extracts and deduplicates inline CSS from selected note fields, moves it to a shared media file, then inserts import links—optionally handling repeated inline styles, base64 images and Yomitan media references—to shrink collections.
Displays byte sizes for the collection and individual notes, including attachments, and lets users sort notes by size and view deck or search-result sizes.
Downloads externally referenced images and audio from a selected deck into Anki's local storage and updates the notes' HTML and sound references.
Downloads remote images and audio referenced in selected cards, converts inline base64 images to files, and rewrites references as local media links.
Search Anki's media folder by filename while editing, preview images on hover, insert with one click, and rename images with automatic updates to every note using them.
Batch-exports audio from selected cards by scanning all note fields for sound references, copying files to a chosen folder with optional numeric prefixes and duplicate prevention.
Raises Anki's field size limit from about 130 KB to 10 MB by default (editable in code), preventing import errors for unusually large text or HTML fields.
Renames media references in a chosen field based on names in another field for selected notes, duplicating files under new names rather than renaming them.
Compares text in a selected deck to find identical, similar and repetitive cards, tagging them by similarity level so redundant duplicates can be reviewed, suspended or deleted.