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Anki

Anki is a flashcard program that facilitates efficient memorization through spaced repetition and customization.

Overview

Anki is a flashcard application designed to optimize learning by focusing review time on challenging material. It supports multimedia flashcards, synchronization across devices, and extensive customization, including add-ons and large deck handling.

Updated Oct 22, 2026

5 things

What Anki has

Apps

iOS (store page, opens in a new tab)
Android (store page, opens in a new tab)
Windows
macOS
Linux

2 features

Key Features

Deck sharing
Sharing your deck can make it easier for others to start learning what you're studying.
Card layout customization
Easily change your flashcard layouts and the timing of their reviews.

Pros and cons

Pros

Supports multimedia flashcards including audio, images, and videos.
Free synchronization service across devices.
Highly customizable flashcard layouts and review timing.
Handles very large decks efficiently.
Open source with community-driven add-ons and translations.

Cons

No explicit pricing details for desktop and Android versions; iOS app is paid.
User interface may be complex for beginners due to advanced features.
Mobile apps differ in pricing and development (iOS paid, Android free but community-developed).
Limited direct integration with other educational platforms.
Requires manual deck creation or importing; no built-in content creation AI.

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5 things

What Anki has

Apps

iOS (store page, opens in a new tab)
Android (store page, opens in a new tab)
Windows
macOS
Linux

2 features

Key Features

Deck sharing
Sharing your deck can make it easier for others to start learning what you're studying.
Card layout customization
Easily change your flashcard layouts and the timing of their reviews.

Pros and cons

Pros

Supports multimedia flashcards including audio, images, and videos.
Free synchronization service across devices.
Highly customizable flashcard layouts and review timing.
Handles very large decks efficiently.
Open source with community-driven add-ons and translations.

Cons

No explicit pricing details for desktop and Android versions; iOS app is paid.
User interface may be complex for beginners due to advanced features.
Mobile apps differ in pricing and development (iOS paid, Android free but community-developed).
Limited direct integration with other educational platforms.
Requires manual deck creation or importing; no built-in content creation AI.

You?

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Your review helps others make better decisions. No account needed. Takes about 10 seconds.

Featured Video

See Anki at work before you try it.

Watch on YouTube

0 questions

Anki

Overview

What Anki has

Apps

Key Features

Deck sharing

Card layout customization

Pros and cons

Pros

Cons

Be the first to rate Anki

Featured Video

Frequently Asked Questions

What Anki has

Apps

Key Features

Deck sharing

Card layout customization

Pros and cons

Pros

Cons

Be the first to rate Anki

Featured Video

Frequently Asked Questions

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