Clearer task details and more accurate template choices
You can now open card-generation instructions, organization style, category counts, deck hierarchy, and plan records on demand while keeping the task list concise.
Upload a textbook, handout, or paper. Each page is read and organized into a card package you can import directly into Anki.
Your study material.pdf
Process the whole file or selected pagesRead every page
Combines text, images, and surrounding contextOrganize review cards
Chooses a suitable card style and groupingDownload your card package
Import it into Anki and start reviewingChoose your material and describe how you want to review it. The rest is handled for you.
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Upload a PDF from your phone or computer, or choose one you saved earlier.
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Text and images are combined into clear cards that follow your instructions.
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Download the completed card package, import it into Anki, and begin reviewing.
Check the supported material, output, cost, and task behavior before you begin.
Textbooks, lecture notes, research papers, exam material, and reference documents can all work well, especially when their text is searchable and selectable. Clear structure and complete pages make it easier to create accurate cards with useful context.
If the scan already has searchable, selectable text, you can try it directly. If each page is only an image, convert it with a text-recognition tool before uploading to AnkiPlus. Third-party tools have their own privacy terms, so handle sensitive material carefully.
When the task is complete, you can download an Anki card package. In Anki, choose Import and open that file to add the cards to your decks and continue reviewing.
Yes. Leave the page field empty to process everything, or enter one or more ranges such as 1-3,5,8-10. Overlapping ranges are merged automatically.
The cost is based on the pages selected for this task. After choosing the material and page range, you can review the page count, cost, and available payment methods. The task starts only after a second confirmation.
Yes. The task is saved in your personal workspace and keeps running. Return later to check progress or download the result; pages already completed do not restart because you left.
The task keeps its progress and continues automatically after temporary interruptions. If it still cannot finish after reaching the retry limit, it shows a final failure and returns the task cost automatically.
You can now open card-generation instructions, organization style, category counts, deck hierarchy, and plan records on demand while keeping the task list concise.
Logging in lets you save study material, keep generation running after you leave, and return anytime to view or download the result.