Anki export text file

Anki will copy your entire collection into a file ending in. A collection package is used to back up your collection, or copy it to another device. When this file is later imported, Anki will delete all the current cards in the collection, and replace the collection with the items in the file. This is useful for copying your collection back and forth between devices. Existing media in your collection is not deleted when you import a collection package.

Deck packages contain a single deck and any child decks it may have. They have a filename ending with. Anki will copy your entire collection into a file ending in.

A collection package is used to back up your collection, or copy it to another device. When this file is later imported, Anki will delete all the current cards in the collection, and replace the collection with the items in the file. This is useful for copying your collection back and forth between devices. Existing media in your collection is not deleted when you import a collection package.

Deck packages contain a single deck and any child decks it may have. If not checked, then the card's type will not be output. If not checked, then the note's ID will not be output. Include Note Type If checked, then note's type will be output.

If not checked, then the note's type will not be output. OK Perform the export with the specified settings. Cancel Cancel the export. Remarks: It is assumed that the created card and the associated reversed card if any have neighboring IDs. It seems that this assumption is always fulfilled. The addon was tested on Windows only. Versions: 1. Alternatively, you can use the find and replace feature in the browse screen to update all the fields at once.

When importing a text file with these references, you must make sure to enable the "Allow HTML" option. Another option for importing large amounts of media at once is to use the media import add-on.

This add-on will automatically create notes for all files in a folder you select, with the filenames on the front minus the file extension, so if you have a file named apple. If you would like a different arrangement of media and filenames, you can change the note type of the created cards afterwards. When importing text files, Anki uses the first field to determine if a note is unique. A drop-down box in the import screen allows you to change this behaviour, to either ignore duplicates completely, or import them as new notes instead of updating existing ones.

The duplicate check is done for your 'entire collection', not just in the current deck. If Anki is indicating that notes have not changed when you expected them to be imported, please check that the notes are not already in your collection somewhere.