AnkiDecks

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AI flashcard generator that turns files, notes, and YouTube videos into Anki decks.

SI Score
74/100
Pricing
Freemium
Free plan
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What it does

AnkiDecks is an AI flashcard generator that turns PDFs, Word documents, notes, YouTube links, and topics into study cards. It creates Question-Answer, Cloze, Multiple Choice, and Image Occlusion cards. You can study in the browser with spaced repetition or export decks as .apkg files for Anki.

AnkiDecks helps people who study with Anki skip the slow part of making cards by hand. You upload a file, paste notes, or add a YouTube link, and the AI extracts key concepts and builds a deck. The site says it supports PDF, PowerPoint, Word, Excel, EPUB, images, and handwritten notes. It also handles Cloze, Multiple Choice, and Image Occlusion cards. You can study in the browser with FSRS spaced repetition or export a .apkg file for Anki desktop, Android, and iOS. Decks can be shared by link, and recipients can clone or export them. The free plan allows 4 deck generations a month, 10-page documents, 5-minute videos, 5 AI image occlusions, and 20 AI review feedbacks. Paid plans raise these limits. The site states it is independent of and not affiliated with or endorsed by Anki Software LLC. No public API is mentioned, and the site does not state that the software is open source.

Strengths
  • Turns PDFs, Word documents, notes, YouTube links, and topics into flashcards
  • Creates Question-Answer, Cloze, Multiple Choice, and Image Occlusion cards
  • Lets you study in the browser with FSRS spaced repetition or export .apkg files for Anki
Watch out for
  • Free plan is limited to 4 deck generations a month and 10-page documents
  • No public API is mentioned for programmatic deck creation
  • The site does not state that the software is open source
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