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Anki Cards - Make Flashcards Fast

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Overview

Build Anki flashcards as you read, then export a .txt Anki imports directly. Type them or right-click text. Local, no account.

Making flashcards usually means breaking your flow to switch apps. This lets you build an Anki deck right in the browser while you read, then hands you a file Anki imports directly. Type a front and back, or right-click any selected text to drop it in as the front and fill the answer later. Your growing deck shows in the popup, where you can remove cards or clear it. When you're ready, export a tab-separated .txt — the format Anki imports natively — or copy the whole deck to your clipboard. The deck lives on your device. No account, no sync, nothing uploaded. How to use 1. As you read, right-click text and choose "Add as Anki card", or type a front and back in the popup. 2. Build up your deck; remove any card you don't want. 3. Click Export .txt, then in Anki: File, Import, and pick the file. Features • Build a deck of front/back cards in the browser. • Right-click selected text to start a card. • Export a tab-separated .txt that Anki imports directly. • Copy the whole deck to the clipboard. • Runs locally — no account, no sync, no tracking.

Details

  • Version
    3.0.2
  • Updated
    July 27, 2026
  • Offered by
    test
  • Size
    15.95KiB
  • Languages
    5 languages
  • Developer
    Email
    indie05hacker@gmail.com
  • Non-trader
    This developer has not identified itself as a trader. For consumers in the European Union, please note that consumer rights do not apply to contracts between you and this developer.

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