Adds speech to Anki flashcards, though it is no longer supported and users are advised to switch to HyperTTS.
obsolete
Built into Anki now, or stated as no longer working. All categories
148 addons, best rated first. Tags are AI-generated and may contain mistakes.
Provides customizable night mode for older Anki versions, but is deprecated and incompatible with Anki 2.1.20+, which has built-in night mode.
Provides Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure text-to-speech for flashcards but is unmaintained, incompatible with recent Anki, and suggests alternatives.
Imports Quizlet sets into Anki 2.1, supports private/password-protected sets via qlts cookie, and uses curl_cffi to bypass Cloudflare; no longer actively maintained.
Adds extra replay buttons on the card, similar to AnkiDroid, allowing individual audio files to be replayed, especially useful when a card contains multiple audio files.
Serves as an outdated re-upload kept temporarily to redirect and migrate users to the official version before being removed.
Provides text-to-speech for Anki 2.1 with on-the-fly generation, service testing, and ImTranslator support, but is unmaintained, has broken NeoSpeech, and should not be used.
Serves as an outdated placeholder redirecting users to the official upload, kept temporarily for migration before being removed.
Automatically fills Chinese flashcard fields with translations, Pinyin/Jyutping, audio, characters, Bopomofo, rubies, frequency, tone colours, and sentence examples; now archived.
Schedules cards by checking due-card counts and average ease within Β±X days of the intended due date, with configurable preferences, now implemented into Anki directly.
Deprecated editor tool that lets users resize images by click-and-drag, incorporating max height/width controls, now unnecessary since Anki 2.1.50 supports native resizing.
Downloads pronunciation audio from sources including JapanesePod, Beolingus, Collins, Duden, Wiktionary, and others, adding it to Anki cards, though some sources no longer work and setup is needed.
Customizes the browser sidebar by expanding/collapsing note types, decks, and filters, and toggling Marked, Suspended, Leech, Flags, and Today, but is obsolete since Anki v2.1.41.
No longer maintained; another developer has continued development, so use their version instead.
Generates overlapping cloze flashcards from sequences, making list memorization easier, with Anki-compatible cards and adjustable settings.
Creates syntax-highlighted inline and block code in Anki using Pygments, with day/night colors, desktop and AnkiDroid support, and configurable shortcuts/styles; deprecated in favor of v2.
Draw or edit images while adding and editing cards, with save/replace-all options and shape/color tools, though no longer actively maintained.
Moves the Browser editor from below the table to its right side, with a configurable shortcut, though its functionality is now built into Anki 2.1.55.
Legacy component included in Anki v2.1.41 and later, so it is no longer needed; licensed GPL and suggests charitable support.
Serves as a legacy, unmaintained add-on encouraging forks under GPL etiquette and suggesting charitable causes for support.
Provides a redesigned look for Anki versions 2.1.20 and lower, enabled via View > Redesign > Enable redesign, though many add-ons may not work properly.
Detects and corrects spelling mistakes in multiple languages and supports custom dictionaries, but is deprecated, unsupported, and Linux-only.
Automatically converts every browser search term to Anki's nc: prefix so accents and diacritical marks are ignored, but it is obsolete because Anki now includes this setting.
Reschedules new reviews away from selected weekdays or specific dates using Anki's fuzz range, while leaving learning and past schedules unchanged.
Freezes fields in Anki's editor via configurable shortcuts, toggling current or all fields without overwriting the Editor class, though Anki 2.1.45+ has this natively.
Automatically fills Chinese note fields with translations, pinyin, audio, characters, definitions, examples, tone colors, and frequency for Anki 25.07+.
Displays Wikipedia page previews inside Anki via Control-Shift-W, with mobile or extract modes, caching, multilingual support, beta status, and no active maintenance.
Displays Anki activity in Discord Rich Presence via pypresence, though the project is discontinued and no longer maintained.
Adds a tag bar for quick-selecting tags in the Add-Cards, Browser, and edit-cards dialogs, though browser support was removed and later reintroduced.
Provides configurable quick buttons and shortcuts for changing note types and decks, including simultaneous changes and tags, while warning that configuration is required and future Anki versions may break it.