Turns Anki notes into visual mind maps with linked, customizable nodes, contextual review, MathJax and media rendering, plus export, backup, and bundle transfer.
note-management
Bulk edit, merge, find/replace, field ops, note IDs, note types. All categories Β· Refine with filters
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Suggests and moves selected notes into subdecks using text and tag scoring, previews targets, supports review tags, and lets users drag decks into custom order.
Adds Japanese vocabulary from other decks to kanji-writing cards, masking target kanji and prioritizing known or common words for RTK review.
Creates configured fields from a JSON setting that maps field names to specified word and symbol values.
Syncs Readwise Reader articles into a configurable Anki deck and note type for incremental reading, removing archived articles on resync.
Automatically creates keyword-based links between notes in the current deck via an editor button, requires the Anki Note Linker plugin, and supports undo.
Provides a modern web UI for browsing, searching, filtering, and editing Anki notes and tags, with card actions including flag, suspend, and delete, opened via Tools β Browse Web.
Automatically copies a configured field to the clipboard when a note is selected in Ankiβs browser, with per-note-type configuration and restart required.
Restricts empty-card deletion to new cards only, tags other empty cards, and offers configurable tagging to avoid losing seen-card information.
Displays flashcards in a modern card-style interface grouped by base tag, allowing users to browse, suspend or unsuspend, and edit cards directly.
Adds a shortcut and optional button that move the focused field and all lower field contents down one field; default Win+Alt+N, adjustable; newer versions can shift only content after cursor.
Displays words from selected cards ordered by frequency, helping users find misspellings and least-used terms.
Syncs Notion toggle blocks with Anki cards both ways, mirroring pages as decks, updating in place, pushing edits, and cleaning orphans.
Inserts image/PDF links as numbered appendix references in Anki's editor, opening images in browsers and PDFs in Anki, with buttons to toggle modes and manage PDFs.
Extracts UWorld question IDs from selected Anki browser cards, organizing them by exam type with deduplication, sorting, counts, and copy-to-clipboard.
Updates notes at startup or from menu by checking web pages via lookup href/selector tags, replacing changed values and resetting affected cards' schedules.
Performs bulk operations on selected Anki cards, extracting readings from Migaku dictionary output and coloring notes by pitch accent graph.
Copies one selected Anki cardβs non-empty note fields, in field order, to the clipboard as cleaned Markdown via the Browser context menu.
Migrates Kanji Koohii stories, keywords, and progress into Anki while generating stroke-order diagrams for RTK study.
Removes the requirement to sync the entire collection when changing a note type, but users must sync all devices before and after to avoid data loss.
Counts and shows words and letters in the Anki editor, with text tools, sorting, casing, fonts, and date/time insertion.
Batch convert selected Anki browser notes' videos to GIFs through the Edit menu, but converting too many at once may slow your computer.
Browse, search, preview, insert, replace, rename, and clean up Anki media images, including orphans and duplicates, with automatic card-related suggestions and recoverable deletions.
Colorizes Japanese card text by analyzing pitch accent SVG diagrams, with customizable pattern colors, deck targeting, optional front-side display, and bulk recoloring for review.
Converts new notes to a configured note type when text matches specified regexes, defaulting to Basic (and reverse) for patterns like Β§12.
Adds editor shortcuts to clear all fields and sticky states (Ctrl+F9) and toggle sticky on all fields (Shift+F9).
Generates AI study explanations, examples, hints, and quizzes from card content via Gemini, OpenAI, or Claude, optionally saving or displaying results.
Bulk removes HTML formatting from selected Anki notes' fields, optionally preserving line breaks, and can target all fields or a specific field via browser or editor menus.
Flips Anki decks by swapping card fronts and backs, maintains the flipped decks as originals change, and works with basic Front/Back note models and space-free deck names.
Bulk-capitalizes or uncapitalizes selected Anki Browser note fields, either every word or just the first letter, via Edit menu dialog.