Decks and cards

The deck library

Decks lists the library with search, tag and level filters. Signed in, it starts with Continue studying, Favorites and My decks. Browsing a deck needs no account; studying it does.

A deck’s page shows how many of its cards you know and how many are due, and a Study button. The menu adds it to favorites, marks it done or removes it from Continue studying.

Your own decks

Create a deck from the deck list. A card has a value (the word), a reading, keywords (the meanings you are tested on), a hint, notes and example sentences.

Your main deck is where the add button in popups puts words. Change it from the popup’s add menu.

Adding many cards

Add cards in your deck has three tabs: Single Card, Upload File and Paste Text. Edit all changes many cards at once. With Premium, an import can fill in readings, missing translations, keywords and example sentences with AI. Check the cards it fills in, as AI can get them wrong.

The lookups page and the extension sidebar can also import the words you looked up into a deck.

Export, print and share

Export cards saves a deck as CSV, JSON or an Anki package (.apkg); leeches are tagged “leech” in Anki. Print cards prints them. Your own decks can be shared in the shared decks or by a link, and unshared again.