Ankigenix Documentation

Ankigenix is an AI flashcard generator. It turns text, PDFs, Word documents, images, web pages, and YouTube videos into Anki-compatible flashcards that you can export as an .apkg file and start studying in Anki within minutes.

Quick start

1. Pick an input. On the home page you can paste text, drop a file (PDF / Word / Markdown), add an image for OCR, or paste a web link or YouTube video.
2. Generate. The AI extracts the key points and produces question-and-answer or cloze cards, following the minimum-information principle — one idea per card, no compound or list-style questions.
3. Review and save. Preview the generated cards, then sign up to save them as a deck.
4. Export to Anki. Open the deck, export it as .apkg, and import it into Anki via File → Import.

Tips for better cards

• Keep each chunk focused. Well-structured, on-topic source text produces better cards than long, scattered notes.
• Choose the right density. Use Compact for quick review, Balanced for most material, and Detailed for thorough coverage.
• Pick a card type. Q&A for explanations, Cloze for fill-in-the-blank, or Mixed to let the model decide per card.
• Match the language. Set the output language explicitly for non-English material, or use Bilingual to add a translation on each card.

Pricing

You can try Ankigenix for free without signing up. For higher limits and Anki export, see the pricing plans.

Need help?

If you run into trouble or have feedback, reach out at [email protected] or open a ticket from the in-app support page.