Combines PDFs, EPUBs, videos, web pages, notes, and local files with flashcards in Anki study sessions, supporting extraction, priorities, progress tracking, and knowledge-tree organization.
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Converts bullet-point lists, Org, txt, or LibreOffice HTML files into Anki cards, preserving formatting, images, code syntax highlighting, HTML, and LaTeX.
Create Anki notes in bulk from JSON or CSV/TSV, with deck, note type, tags, validation, warnings, editing, and creation reports.
Imports words from Kindle's Vocabulary Builder into chosen Anki decks, optionally translating them via Google Translate and including usage examples.
Automatically syncs cards (mined sentences) previously created in Kimchi Reader for existing Kimchi Reader users; alpha release may contain bugs.
Imports, synchronizes, and reviews Xmind 8 concept maps in Anki 2.1.50+ Qt6 with custom stepwise retrieval and multimedia support.
Imports notes from Anki's deleted.txt as a last resort, but cards return new, tags are lost, and results are imperfect.
Converts PDF files into Anki notes by extracting each page's first line as prompt and inserting page images or HTML as answers, supporting normal and cloze notes.
Provides in-review popup dictionary lookup for Anki, importing Yomitan/Yomichan ZIPs, supporting English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, French, kanji lookup, Japanese deinflection, and optional Hanzi Writer stroke practice.
Create Markdown-enabled sticky notes on Anki review screens with live preview, images/GIFs, presets, templates, export, keyboard shortcuts, and JSON syncing via media.
Streamlines CSV and pasted-text imports into Anki with auto-detection, note-type suggestions, quick import, deck locking, history, and tag support.
Imports ZIM files into Anki to fill notes with Wiktionary definitions, examples, pronunciations, plus a pop-up dictionary, browser, and settings.
Facilitates importing long texts like didactic poems and poetry into Anki, with Arabic localization, chapter recognition, card division, verse skipping, and multimedia distribution.
Finds relevant premade-deck flashcards from notes, fills content gaps with AI-generated cards, creates new cards from uploads, and provides study performance analytics.
Connects PDFs to Anki with annotation, highlighting, OCR, cloze creation, text/image extraction, note linking, and interactive review tools.
Imports notes from tab-separated values on your clipboard through Anki's standard import dialog, with a customizable shortcut in settings.
Imports and exports CSS and card templates for all Anki note types, with configurable delimiters, CSS filenames, and global CSS merging behavior.
Creates and syncs Anki cards from a Google Doc, treating it as source of truth to add, update, or delete local cards.
Adds Tatoeba example sentences, translations, and native-speaker audio to Japanese Anki flashcards through single-card and batch processing.
Imports Kindle highlights from My Clippings.txt or Kindle mobile app HTML exports, with configuration available through Anki's Add-ons menu.
Synchronizes Anki decks from published Google Sheets CSV, creating Basic or Cloze cards, assigning tags, and removing deleted sheet cards without reverse sync.
Syncs with Notion docs.
Imports files and templates to convert pre-existing notes into existing Anki note types, letting users preview and edit cards before adding them.
Imports legacy .anki files from Anki 1, then recommends restarting Anki to avoid potential interference.
Syncs WaniKani subjects into an Anki deck with optional bi-directional due-time and review reporting, migration from WK3, and configurable sync/reporting settings.
Bidirectional Anki-Notion sync imports via query strings or readyMove tags, preserves and reconstructs learning history, and auto-creates fields, decks, and templates.
Imports only scheduling information from apkg files via Tools > Import scheduling info from deck package, supporting new compression format in 2.1.50+; currently beta.
Finds HTML img or [sound] HTTP references in a specified deck, downloads the files to local storage, and updates the references.
Generates Japanese vocabulary cards from word lists, Kindle, or text files, adding pitch accent, definitions, audio, and mini games based on Anki ease.
Searches Immersion Kit for Sub2Srs cards and imports selected cards into Anki decks with chosen note types, previews, editing, and multi-selection.