Enables bulk tag editing without opening the browse sidebar, plus easy tag reparenting and bulk deletion.
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Tag tools: hierarchical tags, clickable tags, tag shortcuts. All categories · Refine with filters
199 addons, best rated first; obsolete addons are hidden. Tags are AI-generated and may contain mistakes.
Converts tag trees into filtered deck trees and supports special Ankizin/Ankiphil filters like High_Yield and !Physikum, though each card can appear in only one filtered deck.
Quickly adds recent tags to selected notes through right-click menus, letting you edit tags before confirming.
Add a filter before a field name, such as {{filter::Subsection}}, to make it clickable and open a browser showing all notes with the same value in that field.
Tracks repeated Again presses per card, then copies a ready-made AI prompt to the clipboard to explain the missed concept.
Displays all tags in selected notes sorted alphabetically with counts, lets users click tags to exclude matching notes via browser search, and abbreviates long hierarchical tags.
Lets users set one or more default tags per note type, automatically adding them to new cards and swapping them when the note type changes while preserving manually added tags.
Delivers an add-on fixed for compatibility with Anki 24.11 and Qt6.
Hide tags from the Browser sidebar without deleting or modifying note/card tag data, affecting display only, and unhide selected or all hidden tags via Tools.
Unsuspends cards or creates filtered decks for multiple selected tags at once via Command/Ctrl-click or Shift-click and right-click actions.
Moves cards into matching decks and subdecks by converting tag hierarchies, including subtags, automatically, with a move summary and undo.
Bulk-adds Anki cards from pasted text, creating one card per line, with optional splitting, tab-separated fields, deck/note type selection, tagging, and configurable behavior.
Automatically tags notes by real review performance—lapses, interval, ease—using configurable VeryHard to VeryEasy labels to find hard or too-easy cards fast.
Crawls linked Japanese grammar notes to chosen depth, tags discovered cards, and optionally creates filtered decks for focused study.
Adds answer counts in parentheses to questions for notes tagged with a configurable tag, with adjustable split character, field, and per-card overrides.
Prompts you to pick why a card became a leech, then replaces the generic leech tag with specific hierarchical categories for easier review and fixing.
Automatically clears all fields and tags when creating a new card, speeding card creation and pairing with language support add-ons.
Adds Browser right-click tagging and QID search tools for missed questions, repeat misses, guessed correct, custom tags, and source-specific Q-bank workflows.
Retrieves UWorld questions for a completed block, allows selecting missed or marked questions, then searches Anki tags by copied numbers under Tools for the chosen exam.
Enables inline editing of any card field and tags during Anki review, with automatic saving, cloze-safe raw syntax, and full undo.
Automatically or bulk applies configurable leech actions—delete, postpone, reset lapses, or remove leech tag—by deck pattern and note type.
Provides optional reviewer tools—review tagging and auto-fit/zoom—with tagging active during review and auto-fit disabled unless manually enabled; avoid pairing with auto-answer or auto-reveal add-ons.
Adds automatic answer timing, delayed orthography reveal, semantic and phonetic image prompts, sign-language and spelling audio, and in-review tag management with customizable timing profiles.
Uses OpenAI or Google Gemini to analyze Anki cards and assign priority tags prio:1 through prio:4, enabling filtered-deck study by importance.
Notifies SMS students about tagging updates and reasons for new tags, requiring separate legitimate deck ownership and an AnKing subscription.
Creates structured tags from a field with minimal effort, using configurable replacement rules specified within Anki's add-on configuration.
Batch-creates separate Anki cards from one labelled diagram or screenshots, with label ranges, optional per-structure answers or answer-key images, preview, and batch tags for managing sets.
Analyzes tag usage and card distribution in Anki, offering customizable settings, review insights, and debug logging to optimize tag organization and study patterns.
Generates AI-powered Socratic follow-up questions during Anki reviews, evaluates answers, auto-tags comprehension, adapts difficulty, and supports local or API backends.
Extracts UWorld question IDs from tags on selected Browser cards and copies them as a comma-separated list to the clipboard.