Gamifies Anki review by letting users catch, collect, train, and battle Pokรฉmon, including knowledge-based Pokรฉmon Showdown challenges.
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Adds a GitHub-style heatmap to Anki's main window showing past and future review activity, streaks, daily averages, and clickable days for reviewed or due cards.
Turns Anki into an all-in-one study workspace with planning, deadlines, sidebar tools, AI assistance, mind maps, Pomodoro, gamification, and themes.
Creates image-based cloze-deletion flashcards by hiding parts of images to test knowledge of hidden information.
Adds speech to Anki flashcards, though it is no longer supported and users are advised to switch to HyperTTS.
Adds speech to flashcards using premium and free text-to-speech services, with easy voice sampling, text-processing rules, Ogg support, and one-click editor audio insertion.
Generates AI topic explanations and Basic or Cloze cards from imported documents or text, chats about material, and supports many languages and custom models.
Replaces Anki's standard interface with a modern, customizable dashboard, themes, widgets, and mini-games to motivate daily study.
Provides customizable night mode for older Anki versions, but is deprecated and incompatible with Anki 2.1.20+, which has built-in night mode.
Enables external applications such as Yomichan to communicate with Anki over a simple HTTP API, query card decks, automatically create cards, and supports Anki 2.1.x.
Imports Quizlet flashcards into Anki with front/back text and audio, images, reverse cards, private-set cookies or manual HTML.
Customizes the main Anki screen background image and replaces the gear icon with an image, with config options and reviewer support.
Integrates with Anki to enable subscribing to, contributing to, and syncing collaborative decks with real-time updates and community suggestions, while allowing card customization.
Ranks users by cards reviewed today, study time, streak, 31-day reviews, and retention, with friends, groups, country leaderboards, and seasonal leagues.
Turns Anki reviews into progress in a five-era world-building game, aiming to make studying addictive and motivate daily returns.
Supports FSRS rescheduling, postponing, advancing, breaks, load balancing, easy days, sibling dispersal, flattening, stats, and misuse remedies for Anki reviews.
Automates alerts, answer reveals, or failures when reviews take too long, with per-deck settings, countdown, timers, hotkeys, and pause options.
Enables controlling Anki with gamepads via customizable bindings, overlays, cursor and analog stick support, for reviewing cards without keyboard or mouse.
Adds sortable custom columns to Anki's browser for note fields, card statistics, and optional internal values, with configurable display settings.
Provides Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure text-to-speech for flashcards but is unmaintained, incompatible with recent Anki, and suggests alternatives.
Provides automatic Japanese readings, pitch accent info and coloring, native audio, pitch accent graphs, katakana conversion, and historical kanji/kana, customizable and cross-platform.
Lets users customize keyboard shortcuts for Anki's main page, editor, review window, and deck browser through the add-on's Config screen.
Inserts syntax-highlighted code snippets into Anki notes, with language selection, configurable line numbers, centering, CSS classes, and per-deck language memory.
Generates furigana readings for Japanese note types, offers kanji statistics, and enables dictionary lookups in ALC and Edict.
Provides an AI sidebar for reviewing Anki cards, supporting ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Claude, Perplexity, DeepSeek, Grok, and image generation, with auto-send prompts and cookie-based logins.
Quickly draws up related facts from your card collection by double-clicking words or phrases, with configurable pop-up lookups and hotkey support.
Adds multiple choice, single choice, and Kprim cards to Anki with answer fields, automatic styling, configurable coloring, and cross-platform review.
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.
Changes Anki button colours to resemble Anki 1 or AnkiDroid, with custom HEX colours configurable through the add-on config, including dark theme and translated buttons.
Streamlines language learning with global-hotkey lookups, automatic deconjugation, frequency integration, and one-click or mass definition export to rapidly create Anki cards.
Synchronizes Youdao and Eudic dictionary word lists to Anki, detecting changes and adding/deleting cards while retrieving images, pronunciations, definitions, phonetics, phrases, and examples.
Enables free, open-source collaboration on Anki decks, splitting card creation and sharing corrections, though it is experimental and risky.
Lets you freeze or unfreeze sticky fields directly in Anki's note editor using snowflake icons or hotkeys, simplifying repetitive note creation.
Provides Anki text formatting buttons for highlight, inline code, code blocks, horizontal lines, lists, indentation, and alignment, configurable through Anki's config manager.
Motivates Anki users by giving each started leaf deck a catchable Pokรฉmon that levels and evolves as cards are reviewed, viewable in Stats with nicknames and trading.
Enables zooming in/out via Ctrl + +/โ, Ctrl + mouse wheel, or View >> Zoom, and works well with Anki-Night-Mode.
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.
Edit card fields during review or card preview by Ctrl/Cmd-clicking after configuring editable fields, enabling clozes, images, LaTeX, highlighting, and more.
Queries words in mdx/stardict and web dictionaries, then fills Anki note fields to make language-learning cards immediately.
Enables proper type:cloze cards with multiple cloze blanks as input fields, instant feedback, and next-character hints in Anki.
Adds configurable main-window features including reorderable columns for deck statistics, colors for empty or marked decks, capping, and refresh settings.
Inserts Unicode symbols into Anki cards via predefined key sequences, with customizable symbol lists synced per profile and optional raw HTML support.
Enables zoom in current Anki versions via Ctrl shortcuts, Ctrl+scroll, trackpad pinch, reset, configurable settings, and tooltip percentage display.
Displays a customizable progress bar during review sessions, tracking passed cards and resetting unless completed.
Customizes Anki's review bottom bar buttons, tooltips, labels, colors, sizes, shortcuts, extra buttons, and adds a review-info sidebar.
Adds a card browser menu to batch-add information or media to a field and batch-replace a field's contents across selected notes.
Motivates Anki reviews by assigning, hatching, leveling, evolving, displaying, and optionally trading Pokรฉmon based on decks or tags.
Edit a field during review via {{edit:Field}} without opening the edit window, saving on click-away, Escape, or Ctrl+Z.
Adds a Tools menu option that puts all cards in the selected deck into a web page, opens it in the browser, and allows printing.
Opens field content in a TinyMCE-based dialog editor for advanced table editing, styling, merging cells, and borders, accessible via a TM button or configurable shortcut.