Markdown_to_Anki is an app to make Anki flashcards from markdown files

Features

• 🗔 GUI: A friendly user interface
• 👨‍💻 CLI: A command line option
• 🖼 Images support
• 🔉 Audio support
• 🔗 Links support
• ➗ Math support
• ❔ Cloze support
• ↔️ Two-way sync
• 📦 Backups
• 🔄 Automatic syncing with AnkiWeb
• 🟪 Obsidian syntax support
• ⛓️ Link to original file
• ⬛ Files blacklist

Setup

DISCLAIMER: For the moment, it only works with anki up to 2.1.44. This is the current best version to use alongside the app. Older versions of anki should work, but it's not guaranteed. Since the app makes backup of both your files and your anki flashcards, you can test it freely

Windows

Windows 7/8/10/11 64 bits

1. Download the latest version of Markdown_to_Anki windows version here
2. Extract it
3. Just open Markdown_to_Anki.exe inside it to run

Linux (64 bits)

1. Download the latest version of Markdown_to_Anki linux version here
2. Extract it
3. Just open Markdown_to_Anki.exe inside it to run

This executable is experimental. Please use other systems setup if you have any problems with it

Other systems

1. Download a version of python superior to 3.8.4 here and install it
2. Download the latest version of Markdown_to_Anki python release here
3. Extract it
4. At the build directory, run install_requirements.py
5. Run Markdown_to_Anki.py whenever you want to open the script

You can use this setup on Windows as well, just open M2A_win.py to run it instead

For any problems, see Troubleshooting or create an issue

Usage

• GUI Usage
• CLI Usage

Feature requests

For planned features, see Markdown_to_Anki Roadmap

If you want to request a new feature, please check first if anyone already suggested it at the repository issues. If not, submit an issue with the default template (see guide here)

Contribute

You can contribute to Markdown_to_Anki by:

• Reporting a bug
• Requesting a feature
• Contributing to the codebase

Are you eager to contribute, but don't have the ability/time to work on the project yourself? Then please consider supporting my efforts by making a contribution on Ko-fi or becoming a sponsor on Patreon by clicking the buttons below. Each and every contribution is greatly appreciated and will help me maintain and improve Markdown_to_Anki even further.

Credits

• Anki python library